Friday, September 27, 2013

-Cap San class-

With a nominal slot capacity of 9,600TEU and 2,100 reefer plugs apiece, the Cap San Nicholas and Cap San Marco have taken their place as the largest container vessels ever launched by German-headquartered carrier Hamburg Sud, with the highest reefer carrying capacity of any container ship afloat today. 

Built at the Hyundai Heavy Industries yard in Ulsan, South Korea,  the two new ships were launched in late May as part of a series of six new-buildings in the Cap San class.  

The Cap San Nicholas will go into service this month on liner operations between Asia and the East Coast of South America, with the Cap San Marco entering the same service in July. Two more of the six new ships are due to be delivered this year, with the final two scheduled for handover in 2014.
 

The container ships are the first of a series of six new-buildings of the new “Cap San” class.

Two more “Cap San” ships will be delivered at the Korean yard in the current year. The last two units of this series are then due to be handed over to Hamburg Süd in January 2014.

Technical data of the “Cap San Nicolas” and “Cap San Marco”:

    Capacity: 124,500 tdw
    Slot capacity:  9,600 TEU
    Reefer plugs:  2,100
    Length overall:  333.2 m
    Length between perpendiculars:  313.5 m
    Width:  48.2 m
    Draught max.:  14 m
    Speed:  21 kn
    Main engine output:  40,670 kW



Cap San Nicolas
Cap San Marco
                                                                                                  Source-Hamburg sud official web site

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