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New RAmparts 2500-W Launched by MED MARINE

Launched at Ereğli Shipyard, the New RAmparts 2500-W reflects MED MARINE’s continued investment in advanced tug construction

MED MARINE has successfully launched a new RAmparts 2500-W tug at its Ereğli Shipyard, marking another milestone in the company’s ongoing programme of delivering high-performance harbour and escort tugs for the global maritime industry.

Launched in mid-June, the 25-metre vessel entered the water at Ereğli, reflecting MED MARINE’s continued focus on engineering excellence, precision shipbuilding and the development of modern tug solutions designed to meet evolving operational requirements.

Built to perform where reliability and strength matter most, the RAmparts 2500-W combines robust capability with refined engineering. Measuring 25 metres in length and delivering a minimum bollard pull of 70 tonnes, the tug is designed to meet the challenges of demanding harbour, towing, and escort operations. With a top speed of 12 knots and accommodation for eight crew members, she offers the performance, endurance, and operational flexibility required by today’s maritime industry.

Behind her powerful presence lies a carefully engineered platform shaped by MED MARINE’s high construction standards and commitment to long-term reliability. Every detail of the RAmparts 2500-W has been developed to deliver safe, efficient, and dependable service under challenging conditions, ensuring confidence for operators and crews alike.

As she begins the next stage of her journey, the RAmparts 2500-W stands ready to take her place among the vessels that carry MED MARINE’s reputation across the maritime sector. More than a tug, she represents the company’s ongoing pursuit of engineering excellence, operational strength, and the enduring belief that every vessel launched today should be prepared for the challenges of tomorrow.

Technical specifications:

  • Length: 25.40 m
  • Breadth: 12.40 m
  • Depth: 4.60 m
  • Gross Tonnage: <400
  • Bollard Pull: Min. 70 TBP
  • Speed: 12 knots
  • Crew: 8 persons

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