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SOLD: 150-tonne Self-Propelled Revolving Crane Barge
The floating crane can lift loads up to 150 mt, transport them on water and precisely position them. The crane is more flexible than mobile or port cranes in the handling of heavy and/or oversized cargo. Due to the floating cranes, waterside operations do not stain the quay. On the cranes’ cargo, loads can be stowed and transported over longer distances before safely being offloaded…
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Sold – 330-Person Accommodations Barge
Built in 2009 in Korea, the barge flag is Marshall Island and Classification and Notation is ABS + A1 Barge. The barge is 100m (328-ft) in length and has a breadth of 30.50m (100-ft). Clear deck area is 1,335 m2. Lift equipment includes a 68 tons @ 6.8 m radius main hoist, a 11 tons…
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SOLD: 61.44 x 16.17 x 3.85 m Deck Barge DWT 2000
Max deck load of 12 T/m2. Barge has 10 ballast tanks and 2 ballast pumps and 6 ballast main pipe lines. Ballast tanks are hard coated. New build 2020 in Turkey and has a Class of RINA. The barge NT is 264T and GT of 882T. Location: East Mediterranean General Built Year / Place: 2020…
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Not Available: 199-man Accommodation Work Barge w/ 150-tonne Crane
This 199-man Accommodation Work Barge w/ 150-tonne Crane was built in 1964 and was rebuilt in 2009, and its Classification Society and Notation is ABS (American Bureau of Shipping), (IACS Class), Accommodation Barge. In 2009, Major dry-dock modification and replacement of 300 tons steel was carried out under ABS class and issued with RB 2009…
