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Marine Reference List 2018 Hepworth Group - Marine Reference List Hepworth Pantograph/Pendulum and Wynn complete wiper systems LR/IMO Year Hull No. / New Build No. Vessel Type Vessel Name Build Country Owner Products No. 2020 9667590 571 Replenishment Tanker Jacob Poroo United States of America MSC USA Govt Dept Wynn Marine 2018 8678970 400 / 401 Hybrid-Powered Cruise Ship Renaissance Norway Hurtigruten Wynn Marine 2018 9430038 1698 Aluship Technology Sp Z Oo Far Sagaris Poland Fjord1 AS Wynn Marine 2018 8503151 CN290/291 Fishing Vessel Navigator Venus Spain Unknown Wynn Marine 2018 9689201 CVN 76 Aircraft Carrier USS Ronald Regan United States of America U.S Navy Wynn Marine 2018 9840946 C-404 Tug AEP Future Brazil Rudolf A Oetker KG Spares 2018 9586069 5140 32M RAstar 3200 Escort Tug Carrier China Wynn Marine 2018 9372688 NB 53 Offshore Support Vessel Carnival Triumph Turkey Esvagt A/S Wynn Marine 2018 9689718 484 Polar Cruise Vessel HMS Penzance Croatia Oceanwide Expeditions (OEX) Wynn Marine 2017 8200254 ASA071 Passenger Ship Grande Angola China Unknown Wynn Marine 2017 9617935 EX 6232 Passenger/Cruise Machitis Italy Princess Cruise Lines Ltd Spares 2017 9731171 58 023 BNR 58 Fishing Vessel San Lorenzo Norway Mirsel AS Wynn Marine 2017 9241085 NSC 8 - WMSL 757 National Security Cutter Marjata United States of America United States Coast Guard Wynn Marine 2017 8201480 305 General Cargo Ship Amundsen Spirit (TOO) United States of America Arklow Shipping Wynn Marine Kamorta-Class Corvettes (Anti-Submarine 2017 9532642 Y3019 Warfare Corevette) ICGS Rajkiran India Indian Navy Wynn Marine 2017 9209063 CVN 76 Sail Training Ship Kavo Platanos Spain Indonesian Navy Hepworth Marine 2017 9483358 5138 32M RAstar 3200 Escort Tug Carribbean Princess China Wynn Marine 2016 9621704 CX0629 Bulk Carrier Nordic Amprak China Wah Kwong Shipping Holdings Wynn Marine CMA CGM BENJAMIN 2016 9138111 T300K-68 Crude Oil Tanker FRANKLIN China Dalian Ocean Shipping Co Ltd Wynn Marine 2016 9821988 AH0002AL Asphalt/Bitumen Tanker Golden Surabaya China COSCO Wynn Marine Guangzhou Hangtong 2016 9802580 AH0003AL Asphalt/Bitumen Tanker HT132220 China COSCO Wynn Marine 2016 9764972 N682 Livestock Carrier Front Cougar China Vroon Group BV Wynn Marine 2016 9730531 DN78M-14 Platform Supply Ship Three Stars China Vroon BV Hepworth Marine 2016 9730529 DN78M-13 Platform Supply Ship Thor Magni China Hepworth Marine 2016 9759460 EP - 10 Pipe Layer Skandi Recife Brazil DOF ASA Wynn Marine 2016 9592082 6246 Passenger/Cruise Viking Sun Italy Viking Ocean Cruises Wynn Marine 2016 9203760 6226 Passenger/Cruise Silver Muse Italy Silversea New Build Six Ltd Wynn Marine MMSI: 2016 271044201 6251 Passenger/Cruise Seabourn Encore Italy Holland America Line NV Wynn Marine 2016 9132260 6243 Passenger/Cruise Caravos Liberty Italy Wynn Marine 2016 9806495 Acel/F4512576/13539/Bygg1997 Multi-Purpose Vessel Skansen Norway Port Authority of Aalesund’s Hepworth Marine 2016 9791016 BNR 372 Cable Layer Vos Pristine Norway ABB Ltd Wynn Marine 2016 9750581 ASENAV 179-515.050 Tug Appaloosa Chile Ultranav Naviera Ltda Hepworth Marine 2016 9356751 NCI Teignmouth Tower n/a Munro (WMSL 755) United Kingdom National Coast Watch Wynn Marine 2016 7917800 2227 Bulk Carrier, Self-discharging Costa Fortuna China CSL Group Inc Wynn Marine 2016 9710933 FRC - Hull 1134 34th Fast Response Cutter (FRC) William Hart United States America United States Coast Guard Wynn Marine 2016 9762625 FRC 31 - Hull 1131 Fast Response Cutter Terrell Horne III United States America U.S Navy Wynn Marine 2016 9654335 FRC 32 - Hull 1132 Fast Response Cutter Axis Nova United States America U.S Navy Wynn Marine 2016 9739446 1217 Patrol Vessel Gas Leo India Sri Lanka Govt Wynn Marine 2016 9696084 1229 Patrol Vessel Gas Taurus India Sri Lanka Govt Wynn Marine 2016 9794953 435 Fishing Vessel Eastern River Denmark Excelsior Fishing Co Wynn Marine 2016 9653795 C - 046 Tug Bristol Leader Brazil Camorim Servicos Maritimos Hepworth Marine 2016 9684938 C-389 Platform Supply Ship Starnav Scorpius Brazil Starnav Servicos Maritimos Ltd Wynn Marine 2016 9234147 C-390 Platform Supply Ship Starnav Hydra Brazil Starnav Servicos Maritimos Ltd Wynn Marine 2016 9292876 C-391 Platform Supply Ship Starnav Libra Brazil Starnav Servicos Maritimos Ltd Wynn Marine 2016 9356373 C-392 Platform Supply Ship Starnav Circinus Brazil Starnav Servicos Maritimos Ltd Wynn Marine 2016 9234147 C-393 Platform Supply Ship Starnav Delphinus Brazil Starnav Servicos Maritimos Ltd Wynn Marine 2016 9385257 C465 Tug Gladiator Spain Ostensjo Rederi AS Wynn Marine 2016 9385257 C466 Tug Gladiatorship Spain Ostensjo Rederi AS Wynn Marine 2016 9714226 C467 Tug Global Leader Spain Ostensjo Rederi AS Wynn Marine 2016 9700512 H208 Crew/Supply Vessel Strategic H208 Australia Unknown Wynn Marine 2016 9700524 H209 Crew/Supply Vessel Strategic H209 Australia Unknown Wynn Marine 2016 9192923 Hull 088 Passenger/Ro-Ro Ship (Vehicles) Joseph Napier Australia Incat Tasmania Pty Ltd Wynn Marine 2016 9408267 731 Asphalt/Bitumen Tanker P&O Express Croatia Wisby Tankers AB Wynn Marine 2016 9330977 730 Asphalt/Bitumen Tanker Pacific Centurion Croatia Unknown Wynn Marine 2015 9357315 H2537 LPG Tanker Front Leopard China Wideshine Enterprises Co Ltd Wynn Marine Wah Kwong Ship Management (Hong Kong) 2015 9770816 CX0608 Bulk Carrier FT Quinto China Ltd Wynn Marine 2015 9333541 H1364 General Cargo Ship Al Jarraf China Wagenborg Shipping BV Wynn Marine 2015 9716042 DN78M-8 Platform Supply Ship Vos Prize Singapore Vroon Offshore BV Hepworth Marine 2015 9733777 N665 Livestock Carrier Elisabeth Oldendorff China Vroon Group BV Wynn Marine 2015 9761449 N664 Livestock Carrier Garzprom-2 China Vroon Group BV Wynn Marine 2015 9753088 ZJ3043 Anchor Handling Tug Supply USS Chung-Hoon China Vallianz Holdings Ltd Wynn Marine 2015 9329095 CX0353 Bulk Carrier Greatship Roopa China Swire & Sons Ltd Wynn Marine 2015 9563225 CX0660 Bulk Carrier Golar Hilli China Sinotrans Wynn Marine 2015 9728667 JLZ9130434 Bulk Carrier Eastern WB400 China SINOTRANS Wynn Marine 2015 9318498 GWS448 Container Ship (Fully Cellular) New Excellence China Royal P&O Nedlloyd NV Wynn Marine 2015 9228198 VZJ6298-1402 Offshore Support Vessel Costa Atlantica China Pacific Radiance Ltd Wynn Marine 2015 9679036 12130006 Chemical/Products Tanker Stenaweco Impulse China Northern Marine Management Ltd Wynn Marine 2015 9332200 GWS449 Container Ship (Fully Cellular) Neptuno China Nord Reederei Ltd Wynn Marine 2015 9628922 GWS486 Container Ship (Fully Cellular) Goliath Leader China Lomar Shipping Ltd Wynn Marine 2015 9700251 GWS427 Container Ship (Fully Cellular) Ming Wei 9 China Lomar Corp Ltd Wynn Marine 2015 9315393 N381 Maintenance Platform, semi Submersible Stavanger Spirit China Logitel Offshore Holding AS Wynn Marine 2015 9631254 HT132212 Platform Supply Goliath Leader China Khiam Chuan Marine Pte Ltd Hepworth Marine 2015 9283655 H1335 Bulk Carrier Shen Hua 503 China Irika Shipping SA Wynn Marine 2015 9160736 H1699A Container/Ro-Ro Cargo Ship Arleigh Burke China Grimaldi Group SpA Wynn Marine 2015 9686649 13121002 Crude/Oil Products Tanker Diona China Frontline Ltd Wynn Marine 2015 9746138 H1331 Bulk Carrier Gerld Boggs China Frontline Ltd Wynn Marine 2015 9635896 H2548 Bulk Carrier Island Intervention China Diana Shipping Inc Wynn Marine Columbia Shipmanagement (Deutschland) 2015 7318925 GWS429 Container Ship (Fully Cellular) JS Amazon China GmbH Wynn Marine 2015 9710347 VMW622-4 Anchor Handling Tug Supply Loving Tide China COD CHUANZHENG 5 LTD Wynn Marine 2015 9210919 VMW622-3 Anchor Handling Tug Supply Loyalty China COD CHUANZHENG 4 LTD Wynn Marine 2015 9631266 GWS462 Container Ship (Fully Cellular) Gondan 465 China Cape Shipping SA Wynn Marine 2015 9224726 GWS466 Container ship C-152 China Cape Maritime SAM Wynn Marine 2015 9684586 N572 Deck Cargo Pontoon, non propelled Bourbon Liberty 165 China Allseas Group SA Wynn Marine 2015 9753076 ZJ3042 Anchor Handling Tug Supply USS Carl Vinson China Vallianz Holdings Ltd Wynn Marine 2015 9140841 H1339 Bulk Carrier ICGS Shaunak China Iolcos Hellenic Maritime Wynn Marine 2015 9717656 JLZ9120423 Open Hatch Cargo Ship CSL Tarantau China Egon Oldendorff GmbH & Co KG Wynn Marine 2015 9407809 J0211 Crude Oil Tanker Isle of Arran China HNA Group International Wynn Marine 2015 9521813 NB 804 Plattform Supply Vessel Melody Vietnam Mermaid Maritime Australia Offshore Wynn Marine 2015 9389100 NB 805 Plattform Supply Vessel Mein Schiff 2 Vietnam Mermaid Maritime Australia Offshore Wynn Marine 2015 9766877 838 Offshore Support Vessel Delta Monarch Vietnam Farstad Shipping ASA Wynn Marine 2015 9812626 507 Offshore Installation/Maintenance/Repair ICGS Sujay Croatia Dredging & Maritime Management SA Wynn Marine 2015 9605853 N591 Crude/Oil Products Tanker Father McKee China Frontline Ltd Wynn Marine 2015 9030682 N605 Platform Supply Ship Sita Devi China Chellaram Shipping Hong Kong Wynn Marine 2015 9764568 S3095 Oil Products Tanker M/T Stolt Shearwater Korea MAERSK TANKERS SINGAPORE PTE LTD Wynn Marine 2015 9635949 S3097 Oil Products Tanker M/V Hamilton Korea MAERSK TANKERS SINGAPORE PTE LTD Wynn Marine 2015 9764570 S3098 Oil Products Tanker M/V Eric Bunce Korea MAERSK TANKERS SINGAPORE PTE LTD Wynn Marine 2015 9620530 S3099 Oil Products Tanker M/V Harvey Stone Korea MAERSK TANKERS SINGAPORE PTE LTD Wynn Marine 2015 9106302 S3100 Oil Products Tanker M/V Jean Anne Korea MAERSK TANKERS SINGAPORE PTE LTD Wynn Marine 2015 9304772 6237 Cruise Ship Viking Sky Italy Viking Ocean Cruises Wynn Marine 2015 9767596 6245 Cruise Ship Viking
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