Baltic Workboats Equipment
Small patrol boats (PATROL 11-17)
11-16 m fast aluminium patrol boats for border guard, coast guard and port duties, waterjet- or stern-drive-powered at 30-45 knots.
Description
Baltic Workboats' smaller aluminium patrol boats cover patrol, border guard, maritime safety and SAR.
Key features
- PATROL 17: 16.15 m, self-righting, 2 x MAN I6 (2 x 537 kW) with Kamewa S36-3 waterjets, more than 35 kn; built for Azerbaijan Customs
- PATROL 14: 13.75 m, 2 x Volvo Penta D11 (2 x 493 kW) with Kamewa 28-3 waterjets, more than 35 kn, 200 nm; used by the Bulgarian Border Police and the Estonian Police and Border Guard
- PATROL 12: 11.9 m shallow-water coastal patrol boat, 1 x Volvo Penta D11-670 (490 kW) with a Kamewa A39-5 jet, 35 kn; a Port of Riga version uses a Volvo Penta D6 (280-450 kW)
- PATROL 11: 10.80 m, 0.47 m draught, 30-45 kn; eleven built for the Estonian, Latvian and Lithuanian Coast Guards
Specifications
| PATROL 17 length | 16,15 m |
|---|---|
| PATROL 14 length | 13,75 m |
| PATROL 12 length | 11,9 m |
| PATROL 11 length | 10,80 m |
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