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USTAOGLU YACHT & SHIP BUILDING INDUSTRY

USTAOGLU YACHT & SHIP BUILDING INDUSTRY. HISTORY. Established on 120.000 m2 area and with 14.000 m2 closed block contruction area, Ustaoglu Shipyard (Karadeniz Eregli) has one of the largest premises in  Turkey within the yacht and shipbuilding Industry. Aims To Cover.

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USTAOGLU YACHT & SHIP BUILDING INDUSTRY

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  1. USTAOGLU YACHT & SHIP BUILDING INDUSTRY

  2. HISTORY

  3. Established on 120.000 m2 area and with 14.000 m2 closed block contruction area, Ustaoglu Shipyard (Karadeniz Eregli) has one of the largest premises in  Turkey within the yacht and shipbuilding Industry .

  4. Aims To Cover • From the past experience , Ustaoglu’s first aim is to cover the clients desires and to built a vessel according to his expectations with the highest quality. • A good work will only come out if there is a team behind it . Ustaoglu Yacht and Shipbuilding team is working on each detail to make it perfect. • A work without problems sometimes cannot be thought but the important is to be able to solve any kind of problems at each level with cooperation within team and with clients. • With the professional point of view , we promise what we can do and we do what we promise . We are well aware of our capacities and we dont promise more than that we can do .

  5. Building as a Team Game • Ustaoglu Shipyard is working as a big team with is family like point of view together with its 700 Workers and Subcontructers . • As hard as the work would be , Its possible to overcome with team work and coordination. • Our Yacht Team is seen after launching of MY XOS and Our Shipbuilding team after succesfull launching of 8500 Dwt Cargo vessel with Airbags. No

  6. Capacities • Shipyard with its 120.000 m ² is one of the largest yards in Turkey . • Closed block construction workshop area is 10.800 m ² • Closed shotblasting & CNC cutting area is 3.400 m ² • Shipyard has 5 slipways ,slipway-1-2 is designed for airbag launching with 165 meter length and 16 meter width ,Slipway 3 is a classical slipway with a length of 185 meter and width 38 meter. The last 2 slipways are again designed for airbag launching and length with 185 meter and widths 17m and 36 meter • Maximum dwt can shipyard built at the moment is 30.000 dwt and Yachts from 20 m to 110 m . • Steel processing capacity of the shipyard annually is 15.000 tons

  7. Technical Capacities

  8. Newbuildings 10.000 DWT GENERAL CARGO VESSEL FOR A TURKISH FLEET OWNER

  9. Newbuildings 1050 TEU CONTAINER VESSEL FOR TURKISH FLEET OWNER

  10. Newbuildings 18.000 DWT OIL CHEMICAL TANKER FOR TURKISH FLEET OWNER

  11. Newbuildings 7000 DWT OIL CHEMICAL TANKER FOR DUTCH OWNER

  12. Newbuilding Yachts MY XO OF THE SEAS LAUNCHED IN JUNE 2009

  13. Newbuilding Yachts MY ANTIBES ,32M MOTOR YACHT WILL BE LAUNCHED IN JAN 2010

  14. Newbuilding Yachts 51 METER MOTOR YACHT BUILT FOR TURKISH OWNER

  15. Shipyard  Office Adress: Cengelburnu Tersaneler Mevkii Kdz. Eregli –Turkey Tel : + 90 372 318 28 18 Fax : + 90 372 318 19 94 E-Mail :info@ustaoglugemi.com Web Site:http://www.ustaoglugemi.com/ Istanbul Office Adress: Evliya Çelebi Mah , Rauf Orbay Cad. Gizem Sok. No : 12 /2 Tuzla Istanbul – Turkey Tel : + 90 216 446 89 22 Fax : + 90 216 446 89 25 E-Mail :info@ustaoglushipyard.com Web Site:http://www.ustaoglugemi.com/ Contact Us For More Details GET THE MAP GET THE MAP

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