WorkFloat
Maritime - Penryn, England, United Kingdom
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WorkFloat is a self-propelled, floating work platform that ‘folds' up for easy and economical transportation. WorkFloat has been designed to bridge an identified gap in the market between small workboats (RIBs, dorys, small landing craft etc) that have limited lifting and carrying abilities; and larger, more expensive workboats and steel multicats that, whilst very capable, have limited and costly re-location options and require deep water, and a large crane or hoist, for launching and recovery.CONSTRUCTION: A metal space frame provides WorkFloat with its strength, and then utilises tough plastic floats for boyancy. Two counter facing outboards provide propulsion, a Hiab and A-Frame give impressive lifting capabilities and our safety box provides all the necessary safety equipment for licensing under the Workboat Code.OPERATING AREA: With such fast and easy mobilisation, this ‘mini multicat' can reach the parts other workboats can't. Designed to work on lakes, reservoirs, ponds, rivers, canals, flooded land, and large puddles; as well as tidal estuaries, hard to reach coastal sites, conflict & disaster zones and the developing world coastline.TRANSPORT: Simply tow or ship it to where you need it in the world – then use local plant to self launch it on any suitable slipway or beach in under an hour. You then have a large, stable, self propelled work platform with lifting capabilities and all necessary paperwork to go about your commercial activity and get the job done.VERSATILE: This little vessel is all about versatility – it can be used for commercial diving, civils, bridge repairs, aquaculture, light dredging, oil response, disaster & flood relief, SAR, ferry (cars and passengers), survey work, sampling, drilling, superyacht support, military, and film work. STRONG: A bit like a worker ant, WorkFloat might be small and light but she's incredibly strong.
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