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Home›Shipbuilding›China: SF Ship Engineering Delivers Two and Launches One Vessel
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October 25, 2011 · about 15 years ago

China: SF Ship Engineering Delivers Two and Launches One Vessel

After Chinese National Day, SF Ship Engineering Co., Ltd has realized three important nodes—two vessels delivered and one vessel launched. 15#57000DWT BC, built for German CONTI Company, was named & delivered at No.2 quay of shipyard. This vessel is 189.99m in LOA, 185.00m in LPP, 32.26m in moulded

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After Chinese National Day, SF Ship Engineering Co., Ltd has realized three important nodes—two vessels delivered and one vessel launched.

15#57000DWT BC, built for German CONTI Company, was named & delivered at No.2 quay of shipyard. This vessel is 189.99m in LOA, 185.00m in LPP, 32.26m in moulded breath, 18.00m in moudled depth with design draft 11.30m and scantling draft 12.80m. It is the third one among four vessels of its series contracted between CONTI company and SF shipyard.

SF shipyard held another grand naming & delivery ceremony for the last 12000DWT MPC built for NORDANA Company from Denmark at No.3 quay with colorful flags flying. Many distinguished guests participated this ceremony to witness and celebrate that great moment. 20#12000DWT MPC was the last one among 10 sister vessels, its successful naming & delivery is of vital significance for SF shipyard as well as NORDANA company.

21#12000DWT MPC, Being built for German KREY Company by SF shipyard, was successfully named & launched. This vessel is 138.5m in LOP, 130.00m in LPP, 21.0m in moulded breath, 11.0m in moudled depth with design draft 7.5m

[mappress] Source: SF Shipyard, October 25, 2011.

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