1,400-tonne Floating Revolving Crane for Charter

VESSEL INFO

• Offer type Ship for charter
   
• Type Floating Crane
   
• Length 102.3m
   
• Width 36m
   
• Depth 8m
   


• Deadweight 18 metric tons
   


• PRICE Price on request
   

DESCRIPTION

The Revolving Crane was built in 2012 and the Heavy Lift Crane Barge was built in 2009 and is available as a floating crane barge and can be converted to a accommodation barge with DP1 or/and 8 point mooring system.

Certificates and registration:
The barge is constructed in accordance with the latest rules and regulations of Bureau Veritas (BV). These shall
include the following certificates, ITC, ILLC, SCTC, AIFSC, IOPPC, IAPPC, EIAPPC and the Certificate of Classification
I HULL MACH, Barge, Unrestricted Navigation.

It offers the completely newly developed heavy lift crane barge for: Installation of foundations Installation of wind turbines (up to 130 m) Salvage Decommissioning Installation of monopiles Installation of bridges

Key Features: 136 x 36 x 8 m, with a total deck space of 4,900 m2 Total free deck space for cargo – approx. 3,700 m2 20 tons/ m2 minimal permissible deck pressure Fully automatic ballast and trim (anti-heeling) system 1,500 metric ton fully revolving crane 63-75 m (207-246 ft) heavy duty double boom 97-124 m (318-400 ft) long single boom

The Spacelift MC35000 DLS is a Mobile Marine Crane. The 1,400 tonne crane features a pedestal foundation with
a self-supporting foot frame, which can be placed on deck or another location. The Dynamic Load System (DLS)
dynamically enhances the load capacity of the crane. With the universal base and the heavy duty double boom
of 63-75 m, the lifting capacity of the crane can reach up to 21,000 tonmeter (tm). Ideal for the installation of
offshore wind foundations, decommissioning or salvage of shipwrecks. The boom can easily be changed to a 97 m
or even 124 m long single boom. Suitable for the installation of all sorts of wind turbines.

Flag: Dutch

Located in The Gulf of Mexico

Available for work in October, 2016