Belmont manufactures style B round anodes for Cathodic Protection of steel hulls & tanks. Available with either 3/8″ or 1/2″ IPS. The 11″ piece has 2 3/4″ IPS.

Forms:
  • 2" Diameter x 1" Thick Circle
  • 3" Diameter x 1" Thick Circle
  • 4" Diameter x 1" Thick Circle
  • 5" Diameter x 1" Thick Circle
  • 6" Diameter x 1" Thick Circle
  • 9" Diameter x 1" Thick Circle
  • 11" Diameter x 1" Thick Circle
Belmont Product Code 8001B
Nominal Composition:
  • 99.55% Zn
  • Bal

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    Forms:
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    Forms:
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