Maddox Sacrificial Marine Anode
Maddox sacrificial marine anodes protect your boat’s bronze and stainless steel components through a highly efficient pathway for cathodic protection. Maddox is an internationally accredited sacrificial anode for timber and fibreglass vessels.
Ultimate Cathodic protection system
An environmentally friendly way to protect your vessel, these anodes do not contain cadmium, unlike zinc anodes and are less aggressive on marine coatings than zinc anodes.
Maddox – Marine Sacrificial Anodes
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Transom Maddox
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Large WedgeSingle large tapered sacrifical anode for reduced drag. Suited for under hull or docking strips. |
Small WedgeAvailable in pairs for trim tabs, swim platforms or where small anodes are required. |
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Cathodic Protection, Bonding & Testing Systems
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Shaft Grounding StrapMaximizes the earths bonding connection to a vessels drive shaft(s). Recreation and Commercial sizes available. |
Electrolyisis Blocker™Approved galvanic isolator is designed to block corrosion causing current traveling between vessels. Compact and easy to install. |
Complies with ABYC & DNV directives.
Marine Protection Systems has made every effort to ensure the information provided in this Technical Data Sheet is accurate at the time of publication. MPS expressly recommends that the user make his/her own assessment to determine the suitability of the product for its intended purpose prior to application. MPS shall not be responsible for loss, damage, or injury, resulting from the reliance upon, or failure to adhere to, any recommendations or information contained herein; nor from abnormal use of the material; nor from any hazard inherent in the nature of the material.
Installation of your Marine Cathodic Protection System:
Ingot’s qualified engineers suggest the following steps for installation:
- Use a paper template to mark and drill the anode to fit existing bolts.
- Use marine grease on bolts, star washers and locking nuts.
- Tighten to secure and ensure star washers cut into both anode faces.
- Check the internal bonding connection is tight and working as an effective part of the Vessel Bonding System.
What maintenance is required for Maddox SACRIFICIAL marine anodes?
The Maddox sacrificial marine anode has no moving or serviceable parts.
Ingot highly recommends regular visual anode inspections and a comprehensive inspection whenever the vessel is on hardstand.
- Ensure anode is firmly connected to terminals and check retaining nuts.
- Ensure the integrity of the electrical connection is maintained.
- Effective use of an anode in a closed circuit is dependent on its connection to a bonding system.
- Check star washers continue to be firmly attached to the anode.
- Visually inspect bonding wires where they are attached to the anode terminal bolts.
- Ensure all metals in circuit maintaining their connection.
Contact a qualified Marine Electrician for further information to test and monitor the vessel’s bonding system and marine anode connection.
What Volume of Maddox do I Need?
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What Sacrificial Anode Is Right for my boat?
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Maddox Sacrificial
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Transom Maddox
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Large WedgeSingle large tapered anode for reduced drag. They are suited for under hull or docking strips. |
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Small WedgeAvailable in pairs for trim tabs, swim platforms or where small anodes are required. |
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Cathodic ProtectionBonding & Testing
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Shaft Grounding StrapMaximizes the earth’s bonding connection to a vessel’s drive shaft(s). Recreation and Commercial sizes are available. |
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Electrolysis Blocker™An approved galvanic isolator is designed to block corrosion causing current travelling between vessels. Compact and easy to install. |
Complies with ABYC & DNV directives.
Marine Protection Systems has made every effort to ensure the information provided in this Technical Data Sheet is accurate at the time of publication. MPS expressly recommends that the user make their own assessment to determine the product’s suitability for its intended purpose prior to application. MPS shall not be responsible for loss, damage, or injury, resulting from the reliance upon, or failure to adhere to, any recommendations or information contained herein; nor from abnormal use of the material; nor from any hazard inherent in the nature of the material.
Ingot’s qualified engineers suggest the following steps for installation:
- Use a paper template to mark and drill the anode to fit existing bolts.
- Use marine grease on bolts, star washers and locking nuts.
- Tighten to secure and ensure star washers cut into both anode faces.
- Check the internal bonding connection is tight and working as an effective part of the Vessel Bonding System.
What maintenance is required for Maddox SACRIFICIAL marine anodes?
The Maddox sacrificial marine anode has no moving or serviceable parts.
Ingot highly recommends regular visual anode inspections and a comprehensive inspection whenever the vessel is on hardstand.
- Ensure anode is firmly connected to terminals and check retaining nuts.
- Ensure the integrity of the electrical connection is maintained.
- Effective use of an anode in a closed circuit is dependent on its connection to a bonding system.
- Check star washers continue to be firmly attached to the anode.
- Visually inspect bonding wires where they are attached to the anode terminal bolts.
- Ensure all metals in circuit maintaining their connection.
Contact a qualified Marine Electrician for further information to test and monitor the vessel’s bonding system and anode connection.
What Volume of Maddox do I Need?
Calculator coming soon.
What Anode Is Right for my boat?
Calculator coming soon.
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