RoRo

Shipclass:
RoRo 4100

Customer:
Ulusoy Sealines

Units: 3

Facts:

  • Build in 2012-2013
  • 208.30 m x 26.0 m 
  • 4094 lane metres
  • 283 Trailers
  • Service Speed 20.6 knots
  • 19,200 kW / 500 rpm

Highlights:

This vessel type is a longer version of the highly successful RoRo 3750 series. With the additional cargo intake the ships offer lowest unit costs due to economy of scale. With the higher engine output these ships offer additional schedule reliability even in most difficult weather conditions.

Shipclass:
RoRo 2200

Customer:
Seatruck Ferries Ltd.

Units: 4

Facts:

  • Build in 2011-2012
  • 142.00 m x 25.0 m /  18,920 GT
  • 2,166 lane metres
  • 151 Trailers
  • Service Speed 21.0 knots
  • 16,000 kW / 500 rpm
  • DNV + 1A1, General Cargo Carrier RoRo, EO, TMON, DG-P

Highlights:

Flensburger`s RoRo carriers are state-of-the-art designs for fast and economic services. Because these vessels represent the best possible solution for maximum cargo area, high service speed and lowest fuel consumption, they are the logical choice for every operator and every route. The overall operating flexibility and the excellent operational behaviour are the characteristic features of this compact carrier.

Shipclass:
ConRo 220 / RoFlex

Customer:
BORE Ltd., Rettig Group Ltd.

Units: 2

Facts:

  • Built in 2010 - 2011
  • 195.40 m x 26.2 m / 25,586 GT
  • 4,375 sqm car decks
  • Cargo Capacity: 2,863 Mafi lm / 217 Mafis
  • Car Decks: 4,375 sqm
  • Service Speed 19 knots
  • 12,000 kW / 600 rpm
  • LR + 100 A1 Roll On / Roll Off cargo ship, ICE Class 1A FS, NAV 1, IBS, ICC, + LMC, UMS, LR GREEN PASS

Highlights:

Flensburger`s RoRo carriers are state-of-the-art designs for fast economic and environmental friendly services. Because these vessels represent the best possible solution for maximum cargo area, high service speed and lowest fuel consumption, they are the logical choice for every operator and every route. The overall operating flexibility and the excellent operational behaviour are the characteristic features of this compact carrier.

Shipclass:
ConRo220 - Extended Version

Customer:
Cobelfret N.V. Belgium

Units: 2

Facts:

  • Built in 2010-2011
  • 195.4 m x 30.0 m / 33960 GT
  • 3,923 lane metres
  • Block stowage of cassettes
  • Containerfoundations
  • Car decks on tank top & main deck
  • Service speed 18.0 kn
  • 10,800 kW / 500 rpm
  • LR + 100 A1 Roll On / Roll Off cargo ship, NAV 1, IBS, I.W.S., ICC, + LMC, UMS, Ship Right SCM, LI

Highlights:

This ship series was originally designed as a three-deck version (738-741). However the last two ships (BNR 742 and 743) were built with four decks. In order to carry a large number of high-weight containers and Mafis, a corresponding ship deadweight was chosen. To achieve a reasonable speed of 18.5 knots, however, a main engine capacity of only 10,800 Kilowatt could be installed leading to an extremely low fuel consumption. The single screw design can be manoeuvered in port using an additional bow thruster and a stern thrust propeller. The arrangement of the stern ramp, the internal ramp and the loading deck permits fast loading and unloading, so considerably reducing time in port. The addition of the fourth deck increased lane metre capacity by 35%. In this way the converted ship is capable of carrying more large volume cargo without significantly influencing its deadweight or speed.

Shipclass:
ConRo 220

Customer:
Cobelfret Belgium

Units: 4

Facts:

  • Built in 2008 - 2009
  • 195.4 m x 26.2 m / 25,235 GT
  • 2,800 lane metres
  • 217 Mafis with double-stack containers
  • Block stowage of cassettes
  • Containerfoundations
  • Car decks on tank top & main deck
  • Service speed 18.5 kn
  • 10,800 kW / 500 rpm
  • LR + 100 A1 Roll On / Roll Off cargo ship, NAV 1, IBS, I.W.S., ICC, + LMC, UMS, Ship Right SCM, LI

Highlights:

Flensburger`s RoRo carriers are state-of-the-art designs for fast and economic services. Because these vessels represent the best possible solution for maximum cargo area, high service speed and lowest fuel consumption, they are the logical choice for every operator and every route. The overall operating flexibility and the excellent operational behaviour are the characteristic features of this compact carrier.

Shipclass:
RoRo 3750

Customer:
U.N RoRo

Units: 8

Facts:

  • Built in 2005 – 2006, 2008, 2009 – 2010
  • 193.00 m x 26.0 m / 28,870 GT
  • 3,726 lane metres
  • 254 Trailers
  • Service Speed 21.5 knots
  • 2 x 8,100 kW / 500 rpm
  • DNV + 1 A1 General Cargo Carrier RoRo, EO, ICS, DG-P, W1

Highlights:

Flensburger designers never stop. Not content with having built a highly successful 3 1/2 - deck RoRo carrier, we have made it even better. With over 500 lane meters more the benefits for the owner speak for themselves.

Shipclass:
ConRo 220 Humber Max

Customer:
Cobelfret N.V. Belgium

Units: 2

Facts:

  • Built in 2006 / 2007
  • 203.00 m x 31.00 m / 49,200 GT
  • 15.000 t deadweight
  • 3896 lane metres
  • 258 trailers and 657 cars
  • Car decks on upper- & weather deck
  • Service speed 21.7 kn
  • 21,600 kW / 500 rpm
  • DNV + 1 A1 General Cargo Carrier Ro-Ro, E0, DG-P, Naut-AW, ICS

Highlights:

Flensburger`s RoRo carriers are state-of-the-art designs for fast and economic services. On a cargo area of over 20.530 m2 on 5 decks a multitude of cargo can be carried besides trailers and cars. About 846 containers (TEU) can be transproted on roll trailers. Double stacks mafis and specialized cargo. The high service speed combined with the lowest fuel consumption and excellent operational behaviour, give the Operator an overall operating flexibility and this are the characteristic features of this largest carrier so far built by Flensburger.

Shipclass:
RoRo 3900

Customer:
DFDS Tor Line

Units: 6

Facts:

  • Built in 2002 – 2004
  • 199.8 m x 26.5 m / 32,289 GT
  • 3,831 lane metres
  • 3,772 m² hoistable car decks
  • Service speed 23 kn
  • 20,070 kW / 123 rpm
  • LR + 100 A1 Roll on - Roll off cargo ship, IWS,NAV 1, IBS,Ice Class 1D + LMC, UMS

Highlights:

  • Remarkable Manoeuvrability
  • Quick loading and discharge capability
  • Maximum cargo capacity
  • Excellent speed -/ power performance
  • Low fuel oil consumption
  • Excellent seakeeping behaviour
  • Maximum deadweight capacity
  • Low noise and vibration levels
  • Intering stabilisation system
  • SAT Lashing System

Shipclass:
RoRo 3200

Customer:
U.N RoRo

Units: 4

Facts:

  • Built in 2001-2002
  • 193.00 m x 26.0 m / 26,500 GT
  • 3200 lane metres
  • 222 Trailers
  • Service Speed 22.0 knots
  • 8,100 kW /  500 rpm
  • DNV + 1 A1 RoRo Cargo Vessel, EO, TMON, ICS, DG-P, W1

Highlights:

Flensburger has developed another unique Ro Ro carrier, which represents the optimum solution for more cargo space, premium quality and best possible operational behaviour. More cargo intake, more value for money, more customer satisfaction - typical Flensburger.

Shipclass:
RoRo 2700 Strategic Sealift

Customer:
A.W.S.R.

Units: 4

Facts:

  • Built in 2002 – 2003
  • 193 m x 26.0 m / 23,320 GT
  • 2,606 lane metres
  • Service Speed 21.6 knots
  • 2 x 8,100 kW / 500 rpm
  • LR + 100 A1, RoRo Cargo Ship, IWS, LI, Ice Class 1A, + LMC,
  • PSMR, SCM, IBS, NAV1, ICC, UMS or DNV equivalent

Highlights:

This Flensburger RoRo design has been specially modified for strategic sealift operations. Because it is based on a very successful RoRo design it has been possible to retain maximum load and performance whilst introducing new features to meet the high military requirements. By adhering to merchant Navy standards wherever possible, building and operational costs can be kept to a minimum.

Shipclass:
RoRo 2700

Customer:
U.N RoRo

Units: 2

Facts:

  • Built in 2000 - 2001
  • 193.00 m x 26.0 m / 22,900 GT
  • 2,700 lane metres
  • 180 Trailers
  • Service Speed 21.6 knots
  • 2 x 8,100 kW / 500 rpm
  • DNV + 1 A1 General Cargo Carrier RoRo, EO, ICS, DG-P, W1

Highlights:

Flensburger‘s new RoRo carriers are state-of-the-art designs for fast and economic services. Because these vessels represent the best possible sollution for maximum cargo area, high service speed and lowest fuel consumption, they are the logical choice for every operator and every route. It was the competitive price and value for money which for example convinced the Turkish shipping company UND RoRo to order 6 vessels for their Istanbul-Trieste service.

The Future

Shipclass:
RoRo 9000

Facts:

  • Designed in 2010
  • 240.00m x 32.20m
  • 18.000t deadweight
  • 8650 lane metres
  • 580 trailers
  • Car decks on upper- & weather deck
  • Service speed 20.5 kn
  • 21,600 kW / 500 rpm
  • DNV + 1 A1 General Cargo Carrier Ro-Ro, E0, DG-P, Naut-AW, ICS,

Highlights:

Flensburger`s design of the largest ever ConRo carrier, GIANT provides best unit costs available in the market.
With this state-of-the-art design for fast and economic services Flensburger not only optimized the cargo space, seakeeping behaviour and fuel consumption. We also focused on the shortest possible harbour times by simulation of the discharging and loading procedure. All six cargo decks can be discharged and load in less than 12 hours, filling over 8.600 lane meters.
The speed and economy of size provide the Operator with an excellent overall operating flexibility, built by Flensburger.

Shipclass:
RoRo Military – Design Study 2011

Facts:

  • 160m x 27m
  • 2529 lane metres
  • 2094 lane metres + 230 TEU (150 reefer)
  • 3 cargo decks
  • Service speed 20 kn
  • Max. speed 21.4 kn
  • 2 x 7,200 kW
  • single screw
  • two bow- plus one stern thruster
  • Stern ramp
  • Side ramp
  • Crane 45 to

Highlights:

As the seakeeping behaviour of a this vessel is of utmost importance for both safety of the crew and reliable transport of cargo, our design includes a passive stabilizing system of the Flume Tank type, which is the balance considering  efficiency, cost and complexity.

Special attention was paid to excellent speed-power performance with significantly low fuel oil consumption as well as excellent sea keeping behaviour and good manoeuvrability.