SAAM Towage takes delivery of new high-performance tug SAAM Guanay
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Santiago, Chile-headquartered SAAM Towage has taken delivery of a new high-performance tug from Turkey\u2019s Sanmar Shipyards.<\/a> Named SAAM Guanay<\/em>. the new Bo\u011fa\u00e7ay Class vessel, is based on Robert Allan Ltd.\u2019s RAmparts 2400SX MKII <\/a>design and has been specifically designed to optimize maneuvering in ports with restricted space, combining versatility with high installed power.<\/p>\n \u201cThe SAAM Guanay <\/em>brings together the design and power required for today\u2019s operational challenges, incorporating eco-friendly systems that significantly reduce NOx emissions,\u201d said SAAM Towage\u2019s director of sustainability and development, Pablo C\u00e1ceres, noting that the vessel is \u201can ideal solution to support our customers in a reliable, safe and sustainable way.\u201d<\/p>\n \u201cOur partnership with SAAM Towage is built on mutual trust, shared values, and a vision for a more sustainable maritime future,\u201d said R\u00fc\u00e7han \u00c7\u0131vg\u0131n, commercial director at Sanmar Shipyards. \u201cWe are proud to support their fleet expansion with state-of-the-art tugs that deliver both performance and environmental compliance.\u201d<\/p>\n Designed for optimum performance in ship-handling operations, the tug measures 24.4 meters in length, with a 12 meter beam, 4.5 meter molded depth, and a 5.45 meter draft. Powered by IMO Tier III compliant Caterpillar 3516E main engines delivering 2,350 bkW at 1,800 rpm, the twin Z-drive vessel achieves an 80-ton bollard pull ahead and a free-running speed of 12.5 knots<\/p>\n It is equipped with 77.9 cubic meters of fuel capacity and 11.5 cubic meters of fresh water capacity. Offering FiFi-1 fire-fighting capability, the tug\u2019s deck equipment includes an independent double-drum winch, and accommodation is provided for up to six crew.<\/p>\n A wider-than-average beam enhances stability and overall performance, while advanced machinery automation systems optimize energy use across all operations, reinforcing Sanmar\u2019s and SAAM\u2019s commitment to environmental responsibility.<\/p>\n The post SAAM Towage takes delivery of new high-performance tug SAAM Guanay<\/a> appeared first on Marine Log<\/a>.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n