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Current Name |
Nefryt |
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Previous Name |
Socol 2 (until 2010), Lilongwe (until 1998), Socol 2 (until 1997), Tiger Arrow (until 1994), Socol 2 (1992), Nikolay Kolotov (until 1992), Aurora Two (1991) |
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Classification Society |
Lloyd's Register Fairplay |
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IMO |
9004475 |
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Call Sign |
9HRB5 |
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Operator |
EuroAfrica Shipping Lines Co. Ltd. (Head Office), Szczecin, Poland |
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Manager |
EuroAfrica Shippng Lines (Cyprus) Co. Ltd., Limassol, Cyprus |
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Owner |
Malpol Shipping Lines Ltd., Limassol, Cyprus |
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Flag |
Malta |
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Port of Registry |
Valletta |
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Type of Ship |
dry cargo ship |
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Completion |
1991 |
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Shipyard |
Miho Zosensho K.K. (Miho Shipyard Co. Ltd.), Shimizu, Japan |
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Building No. |
1382 |
|
GT |
6.030 |
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DWT [t] |
9.500 |
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Overall Length [m] |
113,12 |
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Registered Breadth [m] |
18,90 |
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Maximum Draught [m] |
8,54 |
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Propulsion [KW] |
4.413 |
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Propulsion [BHP] |
6.000 |
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Speed [Kn] |
14,1 |
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Capacity Containers [TEU] |
564 |
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Capacity Grain [m3] |
12.816 |
|
Capacity Bales [m3] |
12.110 |
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Additional Information |
24th ship of a series of identically constructed multi purpose dry cargo ships (30 vessels), also see >Avataq< - equipped with 2 cranes of a lifting capacity of 50 ts each - in 2019 the ship was renamed >Mako< - on December 10th 2020 the ship arrived Alang, India and was beached on December 19th at Plot No. 86 for demolition by Kathiawar Steels, Bhavnagar |
