Ancla plana con garras

Ancla marina plana que comprende: dos palas (7, 8) montadas de manera pivotante sobre una caña (5) definiendo un eje de rotación pala-caña horizontal, que comprende un talón de cebado (6), caracterizada por que presenta unas garras (1, 2) posicionadas sobre el flanco exterior de la pala, o cerca de dicho flanco, cerca del talón de cebado (6), dichas garras tridimensionales (x, y, z) tienen una dimensión vertical (y) preponderante a las otras dos, estando la dimensión vertical (y) considerada en elevación con respecto a la superficie de la pala, y las garras (1, 2) están posicionadas a nivel del eje de rotación horizontal de las palas o a poca distancia del eje de rotación horizontal hacia la punta de las palas. An attachment of a stockless anchor on the sea floor encourages flukes to tilt as soon as the vessel pulls away, while maintaining stability on the floor. The weight of the flukes act as a pivot with the crown of the stockless anchor that, when placed on the floor, causes the anchor to become attached by being buried in the floor when the vessel pulls away. The attachment comprises two claws fastened to the flanks of the flukes at or in close proximity of the crown on the pivot axis of the flukes, thereby enabling them to tilt and become attached immediately in the floor as soon as the anchor is placed on the floor. When the vessel pulls away the anchor is open and becomes attached immediately. An attachment to the floor avoids or reduces dragging of the anchor on the floor.