Steel & Stainless Steel Chain
Marine chain for anchoring, windlass, mooring, and securing applications.
Titan Marine Products offers galvanized steel and premium stainless steel chain in a range of grades, standards, and link configurations. From calibrated windlass chain to high-test G43 and premium G60 stainless steel, each type is designed for a specific application.
The right chain depends on more than diameter. Grade, dimensions, chain standard, windlass compatibility, and intended use all need to be considered when selecting marine chain.
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Type |
Best For |
Key Consideration |
|---|---|---|
| Windlass Chain | Anchor rodes & windlasses | Must match the windlass/gypsy |
| Stainless Steel | Premium anchoring setups | Finish + corrosion resistance |
| Mooring Chain | Fixed/semi-permanent moorings | Mooring design + loads |
| Utility & Lashing | Securing & general use | Application-specific |
Windlass Chain
Calibrated chain designed to run through a windlass gypsy. Available in G30, G43, and premium G60 stainless configurations.
Always match chain to your windlass specification.
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General Purpose/Anchor Chain
G30 galvanized chain for general-purpose anchoring and marine applications.
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Mooring/Lashing Chain
Long-link chain for fixed or semi-permanent mooring, securing, and lashing applications.
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Chain Knowledge
Choosing marine chain involves more than diameter.
Chain grade, standard, link dimensions, and windlass compatibility all affect whether a chain is right for your application.
Understand what the chai terminology means and what to consider when comparing and choosing marine chain on our Blog.
How to Choose Anchor Chain
Choosing anchor chain is about more than diameter. Learn how chain size, grade, standard, link dimensions and windlass compatibility work together to help you select the right chain for your anchoring setup.
Chain Standards & Grades
30, G43, G60, BBB, ISO, DIN — marine chain comes with a lot of terminology. Learn what chain grades and standards mean, how they differ, and what to consider when choosing chain for your application.