Anchor chain emergency link stainless steel A4 – Professional emergency link for chain repairs

An indispensable spare part made of high-quality A4 (AISI 316) stainless steel for emergencies and chain repairs! The anchor chain emergency link is an essential safety element on board. It serves to connect two chains, to repair damaged chain links, or as a temporary solution in emergencies. Riveting creates a permanent, robust connection. Made of saltwater-resistant A4 (AISI 316) stainless steel, it offers maximum corrosion resistance and reliability.

The chain quick link is used to replace damaged or corroded chain links, to join two chain sections, or to adjust the chain length. After being threaded onto the chain, the quick link is permanently closed by riveting. This requires a special tool (riveting tool) but ensures a secure, durable connection that matches the breaking strength of the original chain. Every boat owner should carry suitable quick links as spare parts on board.

Product features

• Stainless steel A4 (AISI 316) – highest corrosion resistance in saltwater for years of use
• For riveting – permanent, durable connection through professional riveting
• Chain linkage – reliably and securely connects two chains
• Emergency repair – indispensable for the quick repair of damaged chain links
• High breaking load – tested breaking loads from 780kg to 2000kg depending on size
• Various sizes – suitable for anchor chains with 6mm, 8mm and 10mm diameter
• GLIED6S: 24mm width, 21mm inner length, 780kg breaking load
• GLIED8S: 28mm width, 24mm inner length, 1400kg breaking load
• GLIED10S: 34mm width, 29mm inner length, 2000kg breaking load
• Saltwater resistant – specifically for maritime use
• Essential safety element – ​​should always be on board

Technical specifications: Material stainless steel A4 (AISI 316), for riveting, link width (B) 24-34mm, inner length (iL) 21-29mm, material diameter (Ø) 6-10mm, breaking load 780-2000kg, saltwater resistant, corrosion resistant.

Important note regarding riveting: Riveting the chain emergency link requires special tools and expertise. The rivet joint must be executed correctly to guarantee the full breaking load. If you are unsure, the work should be carried out by a qualified shipyard. A correctly riveted emergency link achieves the same strength as the original chain.

Pro tip for spare parts: Always carry suitable emergency chain links as spares on board. In an emergency – for example, if a chain link is damaged by corrosion or mechanical impact – you can react quickly and make the anchor chain usable again. This is a particularly important safety feature on longer voyages. Rely on tested quality made of A4 stainless steel (AISI 316) for safe chain repairs and reliable emergency assistance.