Equipment Catalog
2 pieces of premium equipment available for rental
VLCC Crude Oil Tanker Ship
Our Very Large Crude Carrier (VLCC) is a state-of-the-art ocean-going oil tanker capable of transporting up to 300,000 tonnes of crude oil across intercontinental routes. Built to the highest DNV class standards, this vessel features double-hull construction for maximum environmental protection, advanced navigation systems including ECDIS and AIS, and full inert gas systems for cargo safety. Equipped with 28 cargo tanks and 2 slop tanks, the vessel handles multiple grades of crude oil simultaneously. Her 21-knot service speed and 30,000nm range make her ideal for VLCC trades between Middle East Gulf, West Africa, and Asia Pacific terminals. Comes with a full crew complement of 32 officers and ratings, all STCW-certified and experienced on VLCC operations. All classification certificates current. Available for time-charter or voyage-charter arrangements.
Capacity
300,000 DWT
Location
Port of Rotterdam, Netherlands
LNG Carrier Vessel — 140,000 m³ Moss Sphere
Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) carrier featuring four Moss Rosenberg spherical tanks with a combined cargo capacity of 140,000 cubic metres. The vessel is designed to maintain LNG at -163°C using a closed-loop nitrogen refrigeration system with BOG (boil-off gas) reliquefaction. The Moss-type insulated spherical tanks provide excellent structural integrity in both full and partial load conditions. Propulsion is provided by a dual-fuel diesel electric system consuming LNG boil-off gas as primary fuel, achieving 19.5 knots service speed with a 28,000nm range. The vessel holds Ice Class 1C notation for Baltic operations. Reliquefaction capacity of 3.0 tonne/hour eliminates commercial BOG losses. Full safety systems include inert gas generators, gas detection throughout cargo spaces, and Type-C fire and gas suppression. Delivery available from Yokohama or Singapore on a time-charter basis. Class DNV GL, all certificates current.
Capacity
140,000 m³ LNG
Location
Port of Yokohama, Japan