Lewmar Epsilon Anchor 25 kg Stainless Steel - Osculati 01.127.25

SKU: Osculati-01.127.25

€ 3.285,22

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The Osculati 01.127.25 – Lewmar Epsilon Anchor 25 kg Stainless Steel is a premium Super-High Holding Power (SHHP) anchor certified by Lloyd’s Register. Built on the proven Delta design, the Epsilon features a concave fluke and ballasted keel that ensure rapid setting and exceptional holding capacity in a variety of seabed conditions. Constructed from high-grade stainless steel for outstanding corrosion resistance and durability. Recommended for boats up to 18 meters using 10 mm chain. Dimensions: 778 mm (A length), 438 mm (B width), 16 mm (C shank thickness).

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Osculati 01.127.25 – Lewmar Epsilon Anchor 25 kg Stainless Steel

The Osculati 01.127.25 – Lewmar Epsilon Anchor is crafted from premium stainless steel, offering superior corrosion resistance and a polished, durable finish. Its design derives from the well-known Delta anchor, incorporating a concave fluke and ballasted keel that provide fast setting and record holding strength. Super-High Holding Power (SHHP) certified by Lloyd’s Register, this anchor delivers reliable performance across a wide range of seabed types. Perfect for yachts and motorboats up to 18 meters in length.

Specification	Value
Model	Lewmar Epsilon Anchor
Osculati Code	01.127.25
Weight	25 kg
Material	Stainless Steel
Recommended Chain Diameter	10 mm
Recommended Hull Length	Up to 18 m
A (Length)	778 mm
B (Width)	438 mm
C (Shank Thickness)	16 mm

High-quality stainless steel construction for maximum corrosion resistance
Super-High Holding Power (SHHP) certified by Lloyd’s Register
Concave fluke and ballasted keel for fast setting and superior holding
Recommended for yachts and motorboats up to 18 meters
Reliable performance on various seabed types

The Lewmar Epsilon 25 kg stainless steel anchor offers the perfect balance of innovative design, strength, and durability for boat owners seeking top-tier anchoring performance in challenging marine environments.