1974 EXPEDITION SCHICHAU UNTERWESER AG, BREMERHAVEN IN ITALIA

FOR SALE, /"AS IS/" or FULLY COMPLETED AS PER ONGOING REFIT STUDIES/PROPOSALS (18 months delivery) The EX SALVAGE TUG BOAT /"KHOZAM/" is a 77.4-meter-long vessel built by Schichau Unterweser AG, Bremerhaven, a renowned German shipbuilder specializing in salvage tugs, offshore support vessels, and naval ships. Original Purpose and Design Initial Role: The yacht was built as a salvage tug, designed for towing and salvage operations. Salvage tugs are equipped with specialized equipment such as towing provisions, firefighting gear, and diving equipment to handle maritime emergencies. Performance: It had a maximum speed of 18.2 knots and a towing capacity of 135 tons, powered by twin engines producing 8,800 horsepower. Key Features Engines: Powered by two Deutz-MWM RBV 12M 350 diesel engines, each producing 4,400 horsepower, totaling 8,800 horsepower. Fuel Capacity: 634,000 liters, allowing for extended operational range. Ice class designed and built Salvage b'&' Rescue Equipment:Equipped with advanced towing winches, firefighting systems, and salvage pumps to support emergency operations. Heavy-Duty Towing Gear:Designed for ocean-going towing operations, assisting distressed vessels and offshore platforms. Firefighting Capabilities:Likely fitted with high-capacity water cannons (FiFi systems) for shipboard and offshore firefighting. Endurance:Built for long-range operations, capable of extended missions in rough sea conditions. Navigation b'&' Communication: Fitted with advanced radar, sonar, and communication systems for long-range operations