http://cas-yachts.com/aos/rudder_fixings/ cas-yachts.com/aos results for rudder fixings. Compare products and prices in many shops at once. 92 2 10 Wed, 03 Dec 2008 01:29:39 +0100 Wed, 03 Dec 2008 01:29:39 +0100 en info@cas-yachts.com AOS RSS Generator (http://automaticonlineshop.com) http://cas-yachts.com/aos/openeurl/page2/8423143/ http://cas-yachts.com/aos/openeurl/page2/8423143/ rudder fixings Canada Metal zincs are composed of an alloy that meets Mil-Spec MIL-A-18001 for sacrificial anodes. This alloy is mostly zinc, but with measurable concentrations of cadmium (~0.1%) and aluminum (~0.25%). The additional cadmium causes the anode to erode from the surface inward, which causes a ''sandblasted'' appearance to the surface. When the anode is almost dissolved, it needs to be replaced. Wed, 03 Dec 2008 01:29:38 +0100 http://cas-yachts.com/aos/openeurl/page2/8423144/ http://cas-yachts.com/aos/openeurl/page2/8423144/ rudder fixings Canada Metal zincs are composed of an alloy that meets Mil-Spec MIL-A-18001 for sacrificial anodes. This alloy is mostly zinc, but with measurable concentrations of cadmium (~0.1%) and aluminum (~0.25%). The additional cadmium causes the anode to erode from the surface inward, which causes a ''sandblasted'' appearance to the surface. When the anode is almost dissolved, it needs to be replaced. Wed, 03 Dec 2008 01:29:38 +0100 http://cas-yachts.com/aos/openeurl/page2/8423145/ http://cas-yachts.com/aos/openeurl/page2/8423145/ rudder fixings Canada Metal zincs are composed of an alloy that meets Mil-Spec MIL-A-18001 for sacrificial anodes. This alloy is mostly zinc, but with measurable concentrations of cadmium (~0.1%) and aluminum (~0.25%). The additional cadmium causes the anode to erode from the surface inward, which causes a ''sandblasted'' appearance to the surface. When the anode is almost dissolved, it needs to be replaced. Wed, 03 Dec 2008 01:29:38 +0100 http://cas-yachts.com/aos/openeurl/page2/8423146/ http://cas-yachts.com/aos/openeurl/page2/8423146/ rudder fixings Electropolished stainless steel, with an inside width of 1-1/2". Requires 1/4" fasteners. Wed, 03 Dec 2008 01:29:39 +0100 http://cas-yachts.com/aos/openeurl/page2/8423147/ http://cas-yachts.com/aos/openeurl/page2/8423147/ rudder fixings Electropolished stainless steel, with an inside width of 1-1/2". Requires 1/4" fasteners. Wed, 03 Dec 2008 01:29:39 +0100 http://cas-yachts.com/aos/openeurl/page2/8423148/ http://cas-yachts.com/aos/openeurl/page2/8423148/ rudder fixings Canada Metal zincs are composed of an alloy that meets Mil-Spec MIL-A-18001 for sacrificial anodes. This alloy is mostly zinc, but with measurable concentrations of cadmium (~0.1%) and aluminum (~0.25%). The additional cadmium causes the anode to erode from the surface inward, which causes a ''sandblasted'' appearance to the surface. When the anode is almost dissolved, it needs to be replaced. Wed, 03 Dec 2008 01:29:39 +0100 http://cas-yachts.com/aos/openeurl/page2/8423149/ http://cas-yachts.com/aos/openeurl/page2/8423149/ rudder fixings Canada Metal zincs are composed of an alloy that meets Mil-Spec MIL-A-18001 for sacrificial anodes. This alloy is mostly zinc, but with measurable concentrations of cadmium (~0.1%) and aluminum (~0.25%). The additional cadmium causes the anode to erode from the surface inward, which causes a ''sandblasted'' appearance to the surface. When the anode is almost dissolved, it needs to be replaced. 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The additional cadmium causes the anode to erode from the surface inward, which causes a ''sandblasted'' appearance to the surface. When the anode is almost dissolved, it needs to be replaced. Wed, 03 Dec 2008 01:29:39 +0100 http://cas-yachts.com/aos/openeurl/page2/8423152/ http://cas-yachts.com/aos/openeurl/page2/8423152/ rudder fixings Canada Metal zincs are composed of an alloy that meets Mil-Spec MIL-A-18001 for sacrificial anodes. This alloy is mostly zinc, but with measurable concentrations of cadmium (~0.1%) and aluminum (~0.25%). The additional cadmium causes the anode to erode from the surface inward, which causes a ''sandblasted'' appearance to the surface. When the anode is almost dissolved, it needs to be replaced. Wed, 03 Dec 2008 01:29:39 +0100