Product Catalogue
> BUILDING IN ALUMINIUM > STEP BY STEP CONSTRUCTION
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LOFTING AND FRAME CONSTRUCTION
Lofting is the skill of taking the drawing of the vessel and implementing its shape into the frame construction. Nowadays, this skill, has been passed onto the "Plasma Cutter". The frames are drawn... more info
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DECK AND BOW SHEET ASSEMBLY
Aluminium tread plate is assembled to the length and bow shape of the vessel. Deck sheets are welded together, and the bow sheet is also prepared and welded. more info
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FRAME AND TANK ASSEMBLY
The frames are assembled onto the deck and bow sheets and tac welded into place. Fuel tanks which are incorporated within the frames, are also taç welded into place. The frames at this point are very... more info
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STRINGERS AND PLATING
Each frame has the allocated notch where the aluminium flat bar ( stringers ) are inserted, which primarily gives the strength to aluminium vessels. The stringers are placed throughout the framing,... more info
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TURNING HULL AND WHEELHOUSE CONSTRUCTION
When the hull has been fully plated, and a keel added to the vessel, it is in fully welded state of construction. The vessel is then turned upright utilising the overhead cranes. For owners and... more info
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CARPENTRY AND PAINTING
Following completion of the wheelhouse fabrication, carpentry and painting commence. Internal surfaces are painted to owners requirements, whilst carpentry of galley, dash, instrument panels,... more info
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SAFETY AND SURVEY
All vessels are fitted out with the appropriate safety equipment for the designated vessel usage. Flotation foams, fire extinguishing systems are installed in the background of the... more info
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LAUNCHING, COMMISSIONING AND HANDOVER
The vessel is now moved from the factory to the waterfront, for launching, commissioning of the engines and electronics, and sea trials to assess all systems, and vessel performance. Following... more info
