Asiatic arrives in Urk
Hartman Marine Shipbuilding in Urk is working on the newbuild M/V Asiatic, a heavy lift vessel equipped with two 200 tonne deck cranes.
DEKC Maritime has been involved in the project from an early stage. Starting with the tender design, our work continued into the basic design and production engineering, including naval and structural design, CFD and stability calculations.
The hull was built at Partner Shipyard in Szczecin, Poland. During construction, we regularly received photos from the yard. They were always closely followed at our office. It is good to see a vessel that has existed on our screens and drawings for so long gradually take shape.
Recently, Asiatic reached another important stage in the project. The vessel was towed from Szczecin to Urk and has now arrived at Hartman Marine Shipbuilding.
In Urk, the vessel will be further outfitted and commissioned. The two deck cranes will also be installed there.
From the first design work to a nearly completed vessel alongside the quay: we look forward to following the final stages of Asiatic.

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