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V I C T a U L I C • C O N T a I N E R S H I VICTAULIC • CONTAINER SHIPS Stadt Weimar – Germany – Thien & Heyenga GmbH – Sea and fresh water cooling, ballast & bilge System, heeling, air vent and sounding, potable water Mette Maersk – Denmark – Maersk – Fire, deck wash, ballast VICTAULIC • CONTAINER SHIPS Mathilde Maersk – Denmark - Maersk – Fire, deck wash, ballast Iran Yasooj – Germany – Islamic Republic of Iran Shipping Lines – Sea and fresh water cooling, ballast & bilge System, heeling, air vent and sounding, potable water VICTAULIC • CONTAINER SHIPS Xin Yang Pu – China – China Shipping Container Line – Cooling system, Potable Water, Sanitary System VICTAULIC • CONTAINER SHIPS Iran Fars – Islamic Republic of Iran Shipping Lines – Germany – Sea and fresh water cooling, ballast & bilge System, heeling, air vent and sounding, potable water VICTAULIC • CONTAINER SHIPS SHIPBOARD PIPING SERVICES YEAR LOCATION SHIP TYPE SHIP NAME OWNER BUILDER CLASSED UTILIZING VICTAULIC PRODUCTS COMPLETED 1 China Bulker 2263 COSCO Jiangnan Lube Oil, 1- /2-10" 2001 ABS 1 China Bulker 2262 COSCO Jiangnan Lube Oil, 1- /2-10" 2002 ABS China Shipping China Container Ship Xin Da Lian 5668 DSIC Cooling system, Potable Water, Sanitary System 2003 CCS Container Line Xin Lian Yun Gang China Shipping China Container Ship DSIC Cooling system, Potable Water, Sanitary System 2003 CCS 5668 Container Line China Shipping China Container Ship Xin Tian Jin 5668 DSIC Cooling system, Potable Water, Sanitary System 2003 CCS Container Line China Shipping China Container Ship Xin Xia Men 5668 DSIC Cooling system, Potable Water, Sanitary System 2004 CCS Container Line China Shipping China Container Ship Xin Yan Tian 5668 DSIC Cooling system, Potable Water, Sanitary System 2004 CCS Container Line China Shipping China Container Ship Xin Fang Cheng 4250 DSIC Cooling system, Potable Water, Sanitary System 2005 CCS Container Line China Shipping China Container Ship Xin Bei Lun 4250 DSIC Cooling system, Potable Water, Sanitary System 2005 CCS Container Line China Shipping China Container Ship Xin Chang Sha 4250 DSIC Cooling system, Potable Water, Sanitary System 2005 CCS Container Line China Shipping China Container Ship Xin Ri Zhao 4250 DSIC Cooling system, Potable Water, Sanitary System 2005 CCS Container Line China Shipping China Container Ship Xin Shan Tou 4250 DSIC Cooling system, Potable Water, Sanitary System 2005 CCS Container Line China Shipping China Container Ship Xin Dan Dong 4250 DSIC Cooling system, Potable Water, Sanitary System 2006 CCS Container Line China Shipping China Container Ship Xin Hai Kou 4250 DSIC Cooling system, Potable Water, Sanitary System 2006 CCS Container Line China Shipping China Container Ship Xin Wei Hai 4250 DSIC Cooling system, Potable Water, Sanitary System 2006 CCS Container Line China Shipping China Container Ship Xin Ying Kou 4250 DSIC Cooling system, Potable Water, Sanitary System 2007 CCS Container Line China Shipping China Container Ship Xin Tai Cang 4250 DSIC Cooling system, Potable Water, Sanitary System 2008 CCS Container Line VICTAULIC • CONTAINER SHIPS SHIPBOARD PIPING SERVICES YEAR LOCATION SHIP TYPE SHIP NAME OWNER BUILDER CLASSED UTILIZING VICTAULIC PRODUCTS COMPLETED China Shipping China Container Ship Xin Wu Han 4250 DSIC Cooling system, Potable Water, Sanitary System 2008 CCS Container Line China Shipping China Container Ship Xin Yang Pu 4250 DSIC Cooling system, Potable Water, Sanitary System 2008 CCS Container Line China Shipping China Container Ship Xin Zhang Zhou 4250 DSIC Cooling system, Potable Water, Sanitary System 2009 CCS Container Line Croatia River Bulk Carrier Slavutich 5 units – Mali lošinj Fire protection CO2 2006 Russian registry Odense Steel Denmark Container Ship Thuroe Maersk Maersk Ballast System 1992 ABS Shipyard Odense Steel Denmark Container Ship Margrethe Maersk Maersk Fire & Deckwash Ballast 2008 ABS Shipyard Odense Steel Denmark Container Ship Marchen Maersk Maersk Fire & Deckwash Ballast 2008 ABS Shipyard Odense Steel Denmark Container Ship Maren Maersk Maersk Fire & Deckwash Ballast 2008 ABS Shipyard Odense Steel Denmark Container Ship Mette Maersk Maersk Fire & Deckwash Ballast 2008 ABS Shipyard Odense Steel Denmark Container Ship Marit Maersk Maersk Fire & Deckwash Ballast 2008 ABS Shipyard Odense Steel Denmark Container Ship Mathilde Maersk Maersk Fire & Deckwash Ballast 2009 ABS Shipyard Germany Dry Cargo Al Shuwaikh Livestock Transport Meyer Werft Fire Main 2-6” 2000 DNV-GL Drinking Water galvanised 1-8", Sea and fresh water cooling galvanized 2-12", Ballast & Bilge Germany Container Ship Wehr Havel Oskar Wehr Kvaerner Rostock 2002 DNV-GL System, Heeling, Air vent and sounding, Fire protection galvanised 2-10" Drinking Water galvanised 1-8", Sea and fresh water cooling galvanized 2-12", Ballast & Bilge Germany Container Ship Wehr Oste Oskar Wehr Kvaerner Rostock 2002 RINA System, Heeling, Air vent and sounding, Fire protection galvanised 2-10" Drinking Water galvanised 1-8", Sea and fresh water cooling galvanized 2-12", Ballast & Bilge Germany Container Ship Rio Verde Hamburg Süd Kvaerner Rostock 2003 RINA System, Heeling, Air vent and sounding, Fire protection galvanised 2-10" VICTAULIC • CONTAINER SHIPS SHIPBOARD PIPING SERVICES YEAR LOCATION SHIP TYPE SHIP NAME OWNER BUILDER CLASSED UTILIZING VICTAULIC PRODUCTS COMPLETED Drinking Water galvanised 1-8", Sea and fresh water cooling galvanized 2-12", Ballast & Bilge Germany Container Ship Cap Carmel Hamburg Süd Kvaerner Rostock 2003 RINA System, Heeling, Air vent and sounding, Fire protection galvanised 2-10" Drinking Water galvanised 1-8", Sea and fresh water cooling galvanized 2-12", Ballast & Bilge Germany Container Ship Cap Palmas Hamburg Süd Kvaerner Rostock 2003 RINA System, Heeling, Air vent and sounding, Fire protection galvanised 2-10" Drinking Water galvanised 1-8", Sea and fresh water cooling galvanized 2-12", Ballast & Bilge Germany Container Ship Cap Nelson Hamburg Süd Kvaerner Rostock 2003 RINA, DNV-GL System, Heeling, Air vent and sounding, Fire protection galvanised 2-10" Drinking Water galvanised 1-8", Sea and fresh water cooling galvanized 2-12", Ballast & Bilge Germany Container Ship Cap Melville Hamburg Süd Kvaerner Rostock 2003 RINA System, Heeling, Air vent and sounding, Fire protection galvanised 2-10" Drinking Water galvanised 1-8", Sea and fresh Islamic Republic of water cooling galvanized 2-12", Ballast & Bilge Germany Container Ship Iran Fars Kvaerner Rostock 2004 RINA, DNV-GL Iran Shipping Lines System, Heeling, Air vent and sounding, Fire protection galvanised 2-10" Drinking Water galvanised 1-8", Sea and fresh Islamic Republic of water cooling galvanized 2-12", Ballast & Bilge Germany Container Ship Iran Yasooj Kvaerner Rostock 2004 RINA, ABS Iran Shipping Lines System, Heeling, Air vent and sounding, Fire protection galvanised 2-10" Drinking Water galvanised 1-8", Sea and fresh Islamic Republic of water cooling galvanized 2-12", Ballast & Bilge Germany Container Ship Iran Ilam Kvaerner Rostock 2004 RINA, Lloyd Iran Shipping Lines System, Heeling, Air vent and sounding, Fire protection galvanised 2-10" Drinking Water galvanised 1-8", Sea and fresh Islamic Republic of water cooling galvanized 2-12", Ballast & Bilge Germany Container Ship Iran Ardebil Kvaerner Rostock 2004 RINA, DNV-GL Iran Shipping Lines System, Heeling, Air vent and sounding, Fire protection galvanised 2-10" Drinking Water galvanised 1-8", Sea and fresh water cooling galvanized 2-12", Ballast & Bilge Germany Container Ship Frisia Kiel Reederei Hartmann Kvaerner Rostock 2004 RINA, DNV-GL System, Heeling, Air vent and sounding, Fire protection galvanised 2-10" Drinking Water galvanised 1-8", Sea and fresh water cooling galvanized 2-12", Ballast & Bilge Germany Container Ship Frisia Lübeck Reederei Hartmann Kvaerner Rostock 2004 RINA, ABS System, Heeling, Air vent and sounding, Fire protection galvanised 2-10" VICTAULIC • CONTAINER SHIPS SHIPBOARD PIPING SERVICES YEAR LOCATION SHIP TYPE SHIP NAME OWNER BUILDER CLASSED UTILIZING VICTAULIC PRODUCTS COMPLETED Drinking Water galvanised 1-8", Sea and fresh water cooling galvanized 2-12", Ballast & Bilge Germany Container Ship Frisia Lissabon Reederei Hartmann Kvaerner Rostock 2004 RINA, ABS System, Heeling, Air vent and sounding, Fire protection galvanised 2-10" Drinking Water galvanised 1-8", Sea and fresh water cooling galvanized 2-12", Ballast & Bilge Germany Container Ship Frisia Wismar Reederei Hartmann Kvaerner Rostock 2004 RINA, Lloyd System, Heeling, Air vent and sounding, Fire protection galvanised 2-10" Drinking Water galvanised 1-8", Sea and fresh water cooling galvanized 2-12", Ballast & Bilge Germany Container Ship Frisia Rostock Reederei Hartmann Kvaerner Rostock 2004 DNV-GL System, Heeling, Air vent and sounding, Fire protection galvanised 2-10" Drinking Water galvanised 1-8", Sea and fresh water cooling galvanized 2-12", Ballast & Bilge Germany Container Ship Frisia Helsinki Reederei Hartmann Kvaerner Rostock 2005 System, Heeling, Air vent and sounding, Fire protection galvanised 2-10" Drinking Water galvanised 1-8", Sea and fresh Reederei Thomas water cooling galvanized 2-12", Ballast & Bilge Germany Container Ship Antonia Schulte Schulte GmbH & Kvaerner Rostock 2005 DNV-GL System, Heeling, Air vent and sounding, Fire Co. KG protection galvanised 2-10" Norddeutsche Drinking Water galvanised 1-8", Sea and fresh Reederei H. water cooling galvanized 2-12", Ballast & Bilge Germany Container Ship Northern Valance Kvaerner Rostock 2005 Schuldt GmbH & System, Heeling, Air vent and sounding, Fire Co. KG protection galvanised
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