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NUMMER 09 I 7 DECEMBER


DAMEN Shoalbuster 3512 GT: 476 Bp: 56 tons (@ 2.90 mtr.) Free Deck Space: 145 m2


(7x TEU)


• Chartering tugs/workboats • Assistance- and Supply Services • Inland- and Seagoing Towage


Deckload: 104 tons Optional: 4p Mooring system Class: BV - I # HULL • Mach, Tug Unrestricted Nav. • AUT-UMS • Notation Anchor Handling • Notation Clean ship


Alle scheepsschroevenreparaties in onze werkplaats en op locatie wereldwijd, ook voor onderwater service en inspectie!


Lipsstraat 50 5151 RP Drunen T +31(0)612 107 939 E enquiries@propellerrepairs.eu


www.propellerrepairs.eu


E: info@balck.nl • W: www.balck.nl • Havenservice • Knippen / Zetten


• Aluminium / R.V.S. • Offshore / Zeevaart / Binnenvaart • Grijperreparaties • Reparaties alle soorten scheepsluiken


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STUWA SEAGOING MANOEUVRING


THE MANOEUVRING SPECIALIST


Propulsion and Manoeuvring


STUWA covers a complete range of systems and products for ship propulsion and manoeuvring. We provide a full range of in-house developed rudder types, steering systems and propeller shafts for all types of vessels. For example Short Sea Coasters, Dredging vessels or small vessels. All our systems are developed and built to provide customer satisfaction. De Waal is a truly vertical integrated maritime product and service provider, with design, production, docking facilities and a 24/7 worldwide service. Call +31 (0)183 50 18 11


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