Zamakona Yards Repair & Overhaul
Ship repair, conversion & maintenance
Dry-docking, repair, conversion and maintenance at REPNAVAL (Las Palmas) for ships up to 5,500 MT and at Zamakona Pasaia (floating dock up to 4,900 t).
Description
REPNAVAL in the Port of Las Palmas specialises in repairs, conversions and maintenance of ships up to 5500 MT in dry dock. Zamakona Pasaia in Pasajes adds floating-dock repairs and work alongside or at anchor.
Key features
- REPNAVAL: 5 slipways for ships up to 123 m long and 21 m wide
- REPNAVAL: 120 m fitting pier (7 m draught) for afloat repairs
- Engineering, electrical/electronic, mechanical and boiler/steel departments
- Mechanical work on engines, fuel pumps, regulators, pumps, purifiers, compressors, turbochargers and remote-control systems; on-site machining, laser alignment and Chockfast
- Welders certified by BV and ABS
- Zamakona Pasaia: floating dock for vessels up to 4,900 tons displacement (110 x 23 m), repairs alongside or at anchor, and alterations
Applications
Scheduled dry-docking, damage repair and conversions for vessels in the Canary Islands and the Cantabrian Sea.
Specifications
| Dry-dock capacity (REPNAVAL) | up to 5500 MT, 123 m x 21 m |
|---|---|
| Slipways (REPNAVAL) | 5 |
| Fitting pier (REPNAVAL) | 120 m, 7 m draught |
| Floating dock (Pasaia) | up to 4,900 t, 110 x 23 m |
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