ProMag Magnesium Anodes for Hulls, Condensers & Specialty Application

Specialty Magnesium Anodes

Farwest Corrosion Control offers a complete line of specialty cast and extruded sacrificial magnesium anodes for a variety of uses. These anodes can be submerged in fresh, brackish or seawater environments. Many of the anodes are available with an optional Plastisol coating designed to be cut away from the anode, limiting surface area contact and current output.

Galvanic Efficiency

Anodes are produced to H-1 or AZ-63 specifications and have a current efficiency of approximately 55% in seawater with a current capacity of 550 amp/hour per pound. Open circuit potential of this alloy is nominally -1.55 volts with respect to a copper-copper sulfate reference electrode.

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Applications

Farwest’s magnesium anodes are effective and economical corrosion fighters that for over 25 years have been protecting a variety of steel structures in a wide variety of environments, including salt, brackish and fresh water:

• Hulls of ships, barges, tugs and boats
• Ballast tanks of ore carriers and similar vessels
• Bulkheads
• Water storage tanks
• Piers and pilings
• Pipelines
• Heat exchangers
• Traveling screens

Magnesium condenser anodes are used in many different applications such as tank interiors, condenser water boxes, heat exchangers, etc. These anodes are produced in a number of shapes, weights and configurations to meet customer requirements.

 

The popular model C-15 has a nominal weight of 15 pounds with a 3/4″ galvanized steel pipe core. This anode can be furnished either bare or with an optional Plastisol coating.

 

 

Ordering Information

 

 

Model	Part No.	Weight	Size	Core Type
C15	01-13020	15 lbs	8″ x 8″ x 4″	Cast-in galvanized 3/4″ steel pipe core
C7.5	01-13015	7.5 lbs	8″ x 8″ x 2″
2R5	01-13014	2.5 lbs	5″ dia x 2″
2R5	01-13016	2.5 lbs	5″ dia x 2″	Cast-in galvanized 1/2″ steel pipe core
2R5	01-13012	2.5 lbs	5″ dia x 2″	Drilled and tapped for 1/2″ x 13 bolt

Flush Mount Hull Anodes

Hull anodes are a popular solution for many submerged cathodic protection applications. Available with cast-in steel mounting straps, hull anodes can be either bolted or welded directly to a submerged structure. Applications include barges, ships, dams, tanks, piers, pilings or similar structures.

 

H-22A:  Popular anode weighing about 22 pounds. Contains two cast-in 1/4″ x 1 1/2″ galvanized steel straps that are easily welded to the steel hull structure. A Plastisol coating is available as an optional current barrier.

 

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ML-5 Launch Anode:  Weighs about 5 pounds and contains cast-in galvanized steel straps with two 5/8″ holes for mounting. Widely used on steel hull service boats.

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H-24W:  Weighs about 24 pounds and contains two cast-in 1/4″ x 2″ galvanized steel straps.H-44W:  Weighs about 44 pounds and contains two cast-in 1/4″ x 2″ galvanized steel straps.

Mounting holes are provided as an option, as is a Plastisol coating used as a current barrier.

 

 

 

Ordering Information

 

 

Model	Part No.	Weight	W	L	La	H	Core Type
ML-5	01-13324	5 lbs	5″	10″	–	2-½”	Cast-in galvanized steel strap, 14-¼” long
H-24W	01-13081	24 lbs	9″	18″	8″	2″	Two cast-in galvanized steel straps. Mounting holes and Plastisol coating are optional.
H-22A	01-13079	22 lbs	10″	20″	10″	2″
H-44W	01-13084	44 lbs	9″	18″	8″	4″