Daming Secures Another Plate Fabrication Project for Chemical tanker in Holland

A 135-meter chemical tanker project in the Netherlands, jointly built by Hubei Daming and a well-known shipyard in East China, officially kicked off .

The tanker uses stainless steel and the project is classified by the international authoritative classification society Lloyd’s Register (LR), marking a major breakthrough in the field of high-tech, high value-added special ship fabrication in the internationalization of the fabrication services of Daming.

A strong alliance creates a new benchmark for shipbuilding

The cooperation is a deep integration of the core advantages of both parties: the shipyard relies on decades of shipbuilding experience to provide overall design and engineering management, while Daming provides  leading technologies in the field of special stainless steel fabrication.

The hull is made of high-performance dual-phase steel. Through precision welding and surface treatment, it meets the stringent requirements of environmental protection standards and extreme chemical transportation, and its technical level reaches the first echelon of the international community.

Deepening Synergy to Develop Global High-end Market

“This project is a milestone of the strategic synergy between the two parties,” said the project manager, “By integrating Daming’s ‘Precision Manufacturing’ capabilities in the field of stainless steel special materials and the shipyard’s ship system engineering advantages, we have successfully entered the European high-end ship market.”

With a length of 135 meters, a loading capacity of over 10,000 tons, and an intelligent liquid cargo management system, the vessel will become the main ship type of the chemical transportation fleet of the Dutch shipowner.

Strengthening the international competitiveness of global manufacturing