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Posted on May 19, 2022May 19, 2022 by admin

USING STAINLESS STEEL FOR KEELBOLTS ANZOR BLOG

See this blog from ANZOR Australia for a succinct explanation of stainless steel use for keelbolts. It also applies to use of stainless steel generally in saltwater.

https://www.anzor.com.au/blog/keel-bolts

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We are busy on a multi vessel project and are unlikely to be available for inspections/surveys until 2025. We suggest contacting one of the small craft surveyors from the International Institute of Marine Surveying, New Zealand branch (IIMS) for small craft insurance and pre purchase inspections. https://www.iimsnewzealand.co.nz/