Clipper Excalibur plies the seas as the largest modern supramax on the water

27-01-2014

In late 2013 Clipper took delivery of the MV Clipper Excalibur, a 66,000 dwt Supramax bulk carrier built by Mitsui Engineering at Tamano Shipyard in Japan.

Clipper Excalibur is state-of-the-art in terms of efficiency, economy and ecology. The vessel’s current voyage is taking her in ballast from India to Brazil – to load a Panamax stem of grain for discharge in China.

This is made possible by the vessel’s impressive cargo capacity and eco fuel consumption. In addition to an efficient eco speed, high capacity, and the economic long-distance ballast sailing possibility, the Supramax vessel has the benefit of being geared with four 30 mt cranes and grabs.

Clipper Excalibur will be joined by her sister vessel, the MV Clipper Excelsior, during the first quarter 2014.


MV Clipper Excalibur.   Image by Clipper Group

CLIPPER EXCALIBUR
BUILT: 2013
DWAT: 66,140
DRAFT: 12.93
LOA: 199.99
FLAG: Panama
BEAM: 36
GRAIN CUBIC: 2,924,082 cubic feet
HOLDS/HATCHES: 5/5
CRANES: 4 x 30 mt
SPEED/CONS (laden): abt 13.5 kts on abt 29.5 mt IFO 380 + 0.2 mt MDO
SPEED/CONS (ballast): abt 14.3 kts on abt 29.5 mt IFO 380 + 0.2 mt MDO

Clipper Group Press Release