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October 23, 2015 · about 11 years ago

TOPBOND’s New Jack-Up Barge Arrives

TOPBOND has announced the arrival of its new jack-up barge called TOPJACK. TOPJACK is has a 250t lift capacity and a modular construction, thus it can be transported by road or sea. It has 36m legs and is able to operate in water depths of up to 25m. Being 24.4m long and 17.08m wide, it offers a lar

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TOPBOND has announced the arrival of its new jack-up barge called TOPJACK.

TOPJACK is has a 250t lift capacity and a modular construction, thus it can be transported by road or sea. It has 36m legs and is able to operate in water depths of up to 25m.

Being 24.4m long and 17.08m wide, it offers a large deck capacity and is suitable for marine construction and engineering projects, survey work, wind farm installation and maintenance support, dredging work etc.

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