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Seacor offshore supply vessels (Discovery Island, Sabre)
Offshore supply vessels delivered to Seacor Marine, up to 220 ft.
Description
Steiner has delivered seven offshore supply vessels of 132 ft to 220 ft to Seacor Marine. Discovery Island carries dry bulk and liquid mud and has a 152 ft x 33 ft aft deck. Sabre uses Z-drives with nozzle propellers and a controllable-pitch bow thruster.
Key features
- Discovery Island engines: Two remanufactured EMD 16-645-CES, 1,500 HP each
- Discovery Island capacity: 6,000 cu. ft dry bulk, 2,800 barrels liquid mud
- Sabre engines: Two (2) remanufactured Caterpillar D-399, 1,250 HP at 1,200 RPM
- Sabre drives: ULSTEIN 900H Z-drives
Applications
- Offshore supply, including dry bulk and liquid mud carriage
Specifications
| Discovery Island engines | Two remanufactured EMD 16-645-CES, 1,500 HP each |
|---|---|
| Discovery Island capacity | 6,000 cu. ft dry bulk, 2,800 barrels liquid mud |
| Sabre engines | Two (2) remanufactured Caterpillar D-399, 1,250 HP at 1,200 RPM |
| Sabre drives | ULSTEIN 900H Z-drives |
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