Advertisement

New Damen ASD Tug for Port of Hamburg

Damen Shipyards Group has signed a contract with Neue Schleppdampfschiffsreederei Louis Meyer GmbH & Co KG for the supply of an ASD Tug 2411, to be named JAN.

The vessel was built for stock at Damen Shipyards Changde in China before being transported to the Netherlands.

She will now undergo finishing at Damen Maaskant Shipyards Stellendam (Maaskant) and be delivered to her new owner in June 2019.

JAN will operate primarily in the Port of Hamburg, as well as other German ports as required.

There, the ASD Tug 2411 with its compact form, excellent manoeuvrability and 70 tonnes of bollard pull is widely considered to be the best vessel available.

JAN will bring the total number in this class operated in Hamburg by the various suppliers of vessel handling services to seven.

The vessel has been built to German flag requirements and as part of her finishing at Maaskant her heating system will be upgraded by the installation of an oil fired boiler and she will be equipped with fire-fighting capability according to FiFi 1 regulations.

Ships Montly - January 2024

Foreship enables dual battery system to boost zero-emission power for Wasaline

Naval architecture and engineering consultancy Foreship is supporting Wasaline in delivering a breakthrough battery upgrade on Aurora Botnia that will see the ferry’s energy...
Advertisement

Related articles

Foreship enables dual battery system to boost zero-emission power for Wasaline

Naval architecture and engineering consultancy Foreship is supporting Wasaline in delivering a breakthrough battery upgrade on Aurora Botnia...

Furetank participates in historic national defense exercise

In September Sweden will carry out its largest maritime defense drill since World War II. Furetank will participate...

Shieldhall to attend SailGP racing event in Portsmouth

SailGP’s exhilarating, high-speed racing is set to make its long-awaited return to UK waters with the highly anticipated...

Next step for the Norwegian Frigate Programme

Ulstein and thyssenkrupp Marine Systems (tkMS) have taken a significant step in the Norwegian Frigate Programme by signing...