STOCKLESS ANCHORS

Key Types of Stockless Anchors

Pilotfits offers several types of stockless anchors to suit different vessel sizes and operating conditions. The most common models include the Hall anchor, Spek anchor, and Navy stockless anchor. Each design provides reliable holding power for commercial shipping, offshore vessels, and workboats.

Materials & Finishes:

Our stockless anchors are manufactured using high-grade materials to ensure long service life in marine environments.
SS316L: Excellent corrosion resistance, ideal for long-term or high-salinity operations.
Hot Dip Galvanized (H.D.G.): Provides durable protection suitable for commercial vessels and offshore applications.

Certifications:

Our anchors are certified by DNV, LR, ABS, BV, RINA, RS, IRS, KR, NK, CCS for top industry standards.

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Stockless Anchor Specifications & Models

*The table below provides a general overview. Contact our team for exact specifications or custom requirements.

Model	Min. Weight (kg)	Material Options	FinishingOptions	Certifications	Typical Application
Hall Anchor A/B/C Type	40	Cast Steel/SS316	Black / H.D.G.	DNV, LR, ABS, BV,KR,CCS	Bow anchor for commercial vessels
JIS Stockless Anchor	100	Cast Steel/SS316	Black / H.D.G.	DNV, LR, ABS, BV,KR,CCS	Fishing boats, workboats
Spek Anchor	80	Cast Steel	Black / H.D.G.	DNV, LR, ABS, BV,CCS	Cruise ships, cargo vessels
Navy Stockless Anchor	136	Cast Steel	Black / H.D.G.	ABS, CCS	Naval ships, fleet moorings

JIS STOCKLESS

A popular choice for commercial and recreational vessels, the Japan Stockless Anchor’s design ensures a perfect fit in the anchor pocket.

STOCKLESS HALL

Proven stable working performance; widely adopted as a stockless bow anchor across global fleets for many years.

STOCKLESS SPEK

The preferred stockless anchor for commercial shipping and cruise vessels.

PLOUGH ANCHOR

Popular with cruising sailors and private boaters. Good in all bottoms, but heavier than average and requires careful technique and longer setting time.

U.S. NAVY STOCKLESS

One of the most common conventional stockless anchors. The Navy Stockless Anchor is recognized by its heavy head, serving fleet moorings, technical, and rescue ships.