Ship & Boat BuildingShip LiftAlmar Shipyard launches the first-ever shiplift built in Turkey with 2000-tonne lifting...

Almar Shipyard launches the first-ever shiplift built in Turkey with 2000-tonne lifting capacity

Design, analysis, automation and software studies of the project; It was built by the team of Almar Ship engineers and the entire system is Bureau Veritas class certified.

Almar Shipyard conducts first operation with 55-meter superyacht AL WAAB II

Shiplift system is the most advantageous system in terms of operation times and costs for launching and lifting ships and various marine vehicles. We design and manufacture shiplifts in the desired lifting capacity and platform dimensions in line with the demands and field requirements of our customers.

As Almar Gemi, we always prioritize occupational safety during operation. The software, automation system and safety devices prepared for this purpose take action according to the feedback it receives and provide ease of use to the operator, as well as ensuring operational safety. Thanks to the remote access facility, we provide fast and effective service for any system failures. 

​Technicial Specifications

Max. Lifting Capacity:    2000 tons
Max. Distributed Load:     60 tons/m
Number of Cranes:    12
Crane Lifting Capacity:    360 tons
Platform Lifting/Lowering Speed:    0.22 m/min
Platform Dimensions:    80m x 22m
12 sidelocks and 2 endlocks for extra security

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