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CMP Group Ltd, whose products are distributed by E.P. Barrus, have expanded their Rocna Anchors range with the development of a new improved version of the original Rocna Mk I. The Rocna Mk II is based on the same design pattern as the Mk I, but all elements have been refined and upgraded for increased holding performance and strength.
Peter Smith, designer of the Rocna Anchors range, has been working on his new anchor development for years and commented: ‘I want to keep improving anchoring for boaters by applying good engineering fundamentals and taking advantage of the more sophisticated manufacturing methods we have access to now.’
Smith used patented technology shared with the Vulcan anchor such as the I+V shank, which helps make the Mk II the toughest of all Rocna anchors. He added: ‘The Rocna Mk II is the ultimate, no-compromises Rocna anchor. Compared to the Mk I, it can either provide the same performance for a smaller size or give you greater security and confidence for the same weight.’
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