Design
Sand anchors often have a compact and lightweight design, which may include a plate or a spike that is large enough to create resistance against pulling forces when buried in sand.
Burial Mechanism
They typically work by being pushed or buried into the sand. When the anchor is pulled, its shape and the weight of the sand above it help secure it in place.
Material
Made from durable materials, often including galvanized steel, aluminum, or strong plastic, to withstand the elements and resist corrosion.
Convenience
Many sand anchors are designed to be easy to use and transport, making them convenient for recreational activities like camping or boating.
· Effective in Sand: Designed specifically for sandy substrates, providing good holding power where other anchors may fail.
· Can be delivered separately to save container space.
· Not for All Conditions: While effective in sand, they may not perform well in mud, rocky, or hard-packed surfaces.
· Depth of Burial: The effectiveness relies on the depth to which the anchor is buried; deeper anchors generally provide more holding power.
If you have specific questions about choosing a sand anchor or its applications, feel free to ask!