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Home›Shipbuilding›HVS Holds Keel-Laying Ceremony for Central Mare’s Product Tanker
Shipbuilding

November 4, 2013 · about 13 years ago

HVS Holds Keel-Laying Ceremony for Central Mare’s Product Tanker

On November 1st 2013, a keel-laying ceremony for Hull No. S406 was held at Dock No. 1 of Hyundai Vinashin shipyard (HVS) under the attendance of the Representatives of Owner, DNV class, and the yard. S406 is the first 50.000 DWT Product Tanker out of 4 vessels that were ordered by Central Mare Inter

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On November 1st 2013, a keel-laying ceremony for Hull No. S406 was held at Dock No. 1 of Hyundai Vinashin shipyard (HVS) under the attendance of the Representatives of Owner, DNV class, and the yard.

S406 is the first 50.000 DWT Product Tanker out of 4 vessels that were ordered by Central Mare International Co., Greece.

With the current production schedule, Hull No. S406 will be launched in February 2014, and delivered in May.

The main particulars of the vessels are as follows:

Length: 183m

Breath: 32.2m

Depth: 19.1m

Cargo capacity: 53,550m3

Speed: 15 knots

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HVS, November 4, 2013

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