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Med Marine Delivers RAstar 2800 Series Tug to IGMAR

Med Marine, a leading shipbuilder and tugboat operator, is proud to announce the successful delivery of a state-of-the-art RAstar 2800 series support tug to IGMAR, a subsidiary of the Spanopoulos Group.

The Robert Allan designed RAstar 2800 series Terminal-Escort Tug, a unique vessel from MED MARINE, exemplifies both versatility and strength. Meticulously engineered to adhere to the stringent Class FIFI-1 standards, it features forward and aft winches, facilitating the effortless execution of a diverse array of challenging tasks. Designated as “Christos 73” by her owners, this remarkable vessel has already begun playing a vital role in strengthening IGMAR’s marine operations.

With a length of 28 meters and an exceptional 75 tons of bollard pull, Christos 73 is poised to face any maritime challenge with agility and power. Whether in delicate maneuvers or formidable towing, mooring, or firefighting operations, this vessel excels across the board. Its advanced rear towing hook further enhances its ability to serve as an indispensable ally in a broad spectrum of marine undertakings.

Technical specifications of the tugboat:

  • Length: 28,40 m
  • Breadht: 13 m
  • Depth: 5,40 m
  • Draft: 5,70 m
  • Gross Tonnage: <500
  • Engines: CAT 3516E
  • GenSet: 2 X CAT C4.4
  • Propulsion: Kongsberg US 255s FP
  • Bollard Pull: 75 tons
  • Speed: 12 knots
  • Crew: 8 person

About IGMAR (SPANOPOULOS):

Igmar consists the new shipping arm of Spanopoulos Group. Spanopoulos Group, has over 50 years of experience, obtained through a widespread number of activities in the marine and offshore field. Utilizing its fleet of over 100 multipurpose vessels, it has undergone a gradual progress in order to be in line with the best and latest marine industry practices.

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