Grab all gripping anchor
Abstract
An anchor that operates in a 360 degree direction regardless of the marine environment. A swiveling and/or rotating anchor. The anchor is able to rotate with its arms/flukes and shank. The arms/flukes are fastened to the anchor shank. The anchor comprises a shank having a forward and a rear end with a plurality of arms/flukes secured to the shank and/or crown. The plurality of arms/flukes are secured to the shank by a fluke mounting element or the shank itself. The plurality of arms/flukes are radically oriented and angularly spaced apart and positioned on the fluke mounting element or the shank itself.
Claims
exact text as granted — not AI-modifiedWhat is claimed:
1 . An anchor, comprising of:
a shank having an upper end and a lower end, and defining a shank axis. a plurality of arms/flukes secured to said shank, said plurality of arms/flukes being secured to said shank by a fluke mounting element and/or the shank itself. a plurality of arms/flukes being radically oriented with respect to said shank axis, and angularly spaced apart from each other. a plurality of arms/flukes elements separate and/or in conjunction with respect to said shank axis, and angularly and radially oriented aligned in any combination with said shank element and/or crown element. a plurality of radially aligned arms/flukes can be independently or dependently adjustable and/or moveable on the fluke mounting element and/or shank element, and are positioned and configured so that each of said plurality of arms/flukes elements are or could be aligned with one of said plurality of arms/flukes elements. a self regulating physical system operating in a 360 degree direction that provides a constant and/or stable anchor-point in the seabed, regardless of the change in the marine environment.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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