SALCA - Sacrificial Anode Line Cutter Assembly (Patent Pending)
SALCA - Sacrificial Anode Line Cutter Assembly (Patent Pending)
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SALCA - Sacrificial Anode Line Cutter Assembly (Patent Pending)
The SALCA is a tough underwater line cutter; it combines a conventional disc line cutter & shaft anode/zinc into a dual-purpose unit.
SALCA line cutters are installed on prop/shaft driven aquatic vessels where entanglement is likely from underwater hazards, such as in-water plants, or lines.
The sacrificial anodes over time will naturally sacrifice itself protecting your boats important underwater metals, when the anode portion is consumed to 50% remaining; the whole unit is simply replaced with a new SALCA…. It’s a disposable unit that’s guaranteed for the life of the anode.
The unit can be placed forward or aft of the boats strut, or in both locations for additional protection.
The SALCA is an affordable alternative to the high cost of purchasing, installing, repairing and replacing, conventional Line Cutters.
The Existing Problem:
Traditional line cutters cost is high, making them too expensive for most boaters.
Some types of line cutters have to be specially fitted when the boat is hauled out of the water, at additional costs.
Many traditional line cutters can corrode if not maintained.
Some permanent line cutter blades need removing and sharpening during their life, which is expensive to do professionally.
Certain vessel’s designs have limited shaft space allowing either an anode or line-cutter to be installed, as there is not enough room for both.
The Solution:
SALCA’s are much less costly to buy than regular line cutters and need no maintenance.
SALCA’s can be used with traditional line cutters for additional protection.
You need the sacrificial anodes (Zinc) anyway; with a line cutter attached you now have additional insurance and peace of mind for little more money.
SALCA’s are guaranteed for the life of the anode. The anodes life is 50% of the original weight remaining.
SALCA’s are replaced at the time the sacrificial anodes are in need of replacement, with another SALCA.
SALCA’s design is a thinner profile that fits into limited clearance shaft areas, where a regular shaft anode could not fit.
Even though the SALCA is thinner, the weight/mass is still very similar to traditional shaft anode (Zinc).
SALCA’s are packed individually in a foam padded box for safety.
Sea Shield Marine is an ISO 9001 Certified Facility and well known for producing new and innovative ideas as well as a maintaining high level of quality in their product line.
All Zinc sacrificial anodes conform to Mil Spec A-18001
All Aluminum sacrificial anodes conform to Mil Spec A-24779