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Home›Vessels›Seazip Takes Delivery of Two Damen FCS 2610s
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April 4, 2016 · about 10 years ago

Seazip Takes Delivery of Two Damen FCS 2610s

SeaZip Offshore Services took delivery of two Damen Fast Crew Suppliers (FCS) 2610 on Saturday, 2 April. Continuing the company’s vessel-naming trend, the new additions will be known as SeaZip 5 and SeaZip 6. The offshore service provider now has six Damen FCS 2610 vessels in its fleet. “Once again,

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SeaZip Offshore Services took delivery of two Damen Fast Crew Suppliers (FCS) 2610 on Saturday, 2 April.

Continuing the company’s vessel-naming trend, the new additions will be known as SeaZip 5 and SeaZip 6 . The offshore service provider now has six Damen FCS 2610 vessels in its fleet.

“Once again, it’s a great pleasure to work with SeaZip Offshore Services,” states Damen Sales Manager Benelux Roel van Eijle . “An April delivery suits their needs perfectly – these two vessels can get to work straight away as this year’s offshore wind O&M [operations and maintenance] period begins.”

A key modification made to both vessels was to increase their draught. Jan Reier Arends , SeaZip Offshore Services Managing Director, said: “By strengthening the hull in certain areas, the vessels are able to sit 5 cm lower in the water. This will allow us to load an additional 5 tonnes of cargo – this is a 25% increase of loading capacity. We will be able to carry a lot more equipment and materials.”

The new vessels exhibit a number of additional adaptations, Arends said, and added: “You can call this fine tuning – coming from lessons that we have learned from the earlier SeaZip vessels. For example, together with the fender supplier, we have improved the bow fenders.”

The SeaZip 5 and SeaZip 6 will join their four sister vessels – SeaZip 1, 2, 3 and 4.

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