Design 1510 (Offshore tugboat with 55 tonnes pulling power)

Design 1510 (Offshore tugboat with 55 tonnes pulling power)

Architectural and structural type of the vessel – steel, single-hulled, welded, twin-screw (2 full-turn propeller steering columns with adjustable pitch propeller in the nozzle), diesel-powered, single-deck, with redundant over-water side, with engine room located in the middle part of the vessel, with round-view wheelhouse. The stern towing tack, stern winch, stern towing fairlead, stern and inboard bittens and bow towing tack provide towing of ships and floating structures in the open sea and in the harbour. The vessel is equipped with fire fighting system for other vessels and harbour facilities, rescue equipment.

Design 1233 (Offshore tugboat with 60 tonnes pulling power)

Design 1233 (Offshore tugboat with 60 tonnes pulling power)

Architectural and structural type of the vessel – steel, single-hulled, welded, twin-screw (2 full-turn propeller steering columns), diesel-powered, single-deck, with redundant overwater side, aft location of the engine room, with round-view wheelhouse. A towing tack, stern winch, stern towing fairlead, stern and inboard bittens provide towing of ships and floating structures in the open sea. The bow double-drum winch and bow double-keel beatenges provide for ship escorting (rolling) at roadsteads and in ports, as well as for escorting ships. The vessel is equipped with a system for fighting fires on other vessels and port facilities, and with rescue equipment.

Design 16610 (Sea tugboat with towing force of 60 tons)

Design 16610 (Sea tugboat with towing force of 60 tons)

Architectural and structural type of the vessel – steel, single-hulled, welded, two-propellers (2 full-turn propeller steering columns), diesel-powered, single-deck, with redundant freeboard, aft location of the engine room, with a round-view wheelhouse. Towing hook, stern winch, stern and side bollards provide towing of ships and floating structures in the open sea. The bow double-drum winch and bow double-chock bollard provide for ships guiding (trolling) at harbor and roadstead, as well as for escorting ships. The vessel is equipped with a system for fire fighting on other vessels and port facilities, salvage equipment and oil product collection equipment.