Rocna MK II Galvanized Steel Anchor

Rocna Mk II: Perfecting the Ideal - The Inheritance of Excellence

An idealized form of the Rocna design, the Rocna Mk Il is based on the same proven design pattern, but refines every element close to perfection.

The Rocna has established the highest performance and consistency of behavior when put to the test both by a worldwide array of boaters and in numerous independent tests. This performance is the result of careful design and engineering by Peter, and it is all completely retained and tuned in the new Rocna Mk II.

Peter has again put to work all of his knowledge and experience to develop an improved design that pushes the limits once more. The Rocna Mk II brings substantial upgrades in performance and strength by way of revision and refinement — inheriting and prating the original’s proven performance advantages for an extremely quick and reliable set across a range of seabeds, with rock solid holding power.

PRECISION SETTING: the roll-foil™ ensures the anchor always arrives at the ideal angle for penetration, and helps the skids guide the fluke tip which chisels into the seabed for an instant reliable burial.

ROCK SOLID HOLDING POWER: A concave fluke gives the greatest resistance. In soft seabeds, this provides the secure holding power you need. On hard or weedy sea floors, the weighted chisel tip cuts through and bites deep.

ROLL-FOIL™: Sculpted from the Rocna roll-bar, the patented roll-foil™ providing even surer self-righting for the most dependable set. The roll-foil’s sections vary in profile, each designed for its own dynamic role: to provide extra assistance if the anchor lands upside-down, to help during setting for deeper penetration and greater holding once buried, and to improve soil flow for reduced clogging.

I+V PROFILE™ SHANK: Working with high tensile steel, the Rocna Mk II shank is further strengthened by our patented I+V profile™ design. This computer optimized I-beam geometry brings higher resistance to bending, and the Mk II has the toughest Rocna shank of all. The I+V profile also further improves setting performance as the lower V-edge cuts into the seabed. This helps the anchor penetrate more easily to a deep and secure burial.

FLUKE: The Rocna fluke has been redesigned and optimized for weight distribution, penetration, and strength. It enjoys a new weighted and reinforced tip. Steel moved from where it is extraneous, to where it aids. The tried-and-true Rocna fluke is increased in surface area, for a substantial boost in holding power. And all attained with no trade-offs.

• 9 lb. - For boats 13 to 23 Feet, up to 4,400 lb.
• 13 lb. - For boats 16 to 30 feet, up to 11,000 lb.
• 20 lb. - For boats 20 to 33 feet, 6,600 up to 15,430 lb.
• 27 lb. - For boats 23 to 39 feet, 8,000 up to 19,840 lb.
• 33 lb. - For boats 26 to 46 feet, 8,000 up to 26,000 lb.
• 44 lb. - For boats 30 to 52 feet, 6,000 up to 35,270 lb.
• 55 lb. - For boats 39 to 59 feet, 11,000 up to 48,500 lb.
• 73 lb. - For boats 39 to 72 feet, 13,000 up to 66,140 lb.
• 88 lb. - For boats 46 to 79 feet, 15,000 up to 88,180 lb.
• 110 lb. - For boats 52 to 85 feet, 39,000 up to 132,000 lb.

What is the best metal for anchors?

Hot-dipped galvanized, drop-forged steel shaped through hammering while the metal is heated to a red-hot temperature is arguably the most suitable metal for an anchor. This type of steel can be utilized in creating one-piece shanks or complete anchors without the need for welding.