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Seacontractors welcomes the first Neptune Marine built EuroCarrier 2611

In an intimate christening ceremony set against the backdrop of the Seacontractors Headquarters, we joyfully welcomed the first Neptune Marine-built EuroCarrier 2611, named Sea Eidum, to their esteemed fleet at Seacontractors. This momentous occasion was graced by Anne Janisse, the wife of Seacontractors Middle East Director, Maarten Brasser.

The EuroCarrier 2611 is purpose-built to tackle a wide range of offshore operations with unmatched performance. Equipped with state-of-the-art technology and innovative design features, this vessel sets new standards in the industry. Whether it’s supporting offshore construction, subsea operations, or transportation logistics, the Sea Eidum delivers outstanding capabilities that ensure seamless execution of projects in any environment.

Designed for optimal functionality, the Sea Eidum is equipped with two powerful HEILA deck cranes, has a Bollard Pull of 33.9 tons and can operate in shallow waters with a draft of 2.61 meters. Sea Eidum boasts an impressive deck space, allowing for efficient cargo handling, equipment storage, and various offshore activities. Its advanced propulsion system guarantees enhanced maneuverability and stability, enabling precise positioning even in challenging conditions.

The Sea Eidum is powered by Tier III main engines, ensuring compliance with stringent emissions standards while maintaining exceptional performance. This eco-friendly feature underscores our commitment to sustainability, reducing environmental impact during the vessel’s operations.

Neptune Marine-built EuroCarrier 2611

Photos :- Mark Wielemaker / Mario Rentmeester

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