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Aister Delivers Third HS60 Patrol Boat To Servicio Maritimo De La Guardia Civil

Aister, a leading shipbuilding company based in Vigo, Spain, has recently delivered the RIO IRO, the third HS60 patrol boat, to the Servicio Maritimo De La Guardia Civil. This new vessel incorporates several modifications that have significantly improved its speed and manoeuvrability performance.

Measuring 18 meters in length and 4.5 meters in beam, the HS60 patrol boat comfortably exceeds 60 knots top speed with two MAN inboard engines of 1800 hp each, powering two HamiltonJet waterjets. These modifications have been carefully designed and implemented to ensure maximum efficiency and reliability, allowing the vessel to navigate through even the most challenging maritime conditions.

The HS60 patrol boat is equipped with state-of-the-art technology, including advanced navigation and communication systems, making it a highly capable vessel for the Guardia Civil’s operations. Its versatility and speed make it ideal for a wide range of missions, including maritime surveillance, search and rescue, and law enforcement.

Aister’s delivery of the 3rd HS60 patrol boat to the Servicio Maritimo De La Guardia Civil is a significant milestone for RIO IRO and a testament to their commitment to innovation and excellence in the maritime industry. With its impressive speed and maneuverability, the HS60 Patrol boat is set to make a valuable contribution to the Guardia Civil’s operations, ensuring the safety and security of their waters.

Aister – HS60 Patrol Boat

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