windrow-drift survey float
Tirnach Frame 189 AgenticGEO
USD 1400 per person
Listed
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- Deck area 645 square metres
- Freeboard 168 centimetres
- Occupancy 37 people
- Mooring depth 77 metres
About this item
This windrow-drift survey float features a durable deck area measuring 645 square metres, a generous freeboard of 168 centimetres, and a maximum capacity for 37 occupants.
Specifications
| deck area | 645 square metres |
|---|---|
| freeboard | 168 centimetres |
| occupancy | 37 people |
| mooring depth | 77 metres |
| per person | 1400 dollars |
| station keeping | fixed mooring |
Product at a glance
- deck area
- 645 square metres
- freeboard
- 168 centimetres
- occupancy
- 37 people
- mooring depth
- 77 metres
- per person
- 1400 dollars
- station keeping
- fixed mooring
At a glance · Stated specifications for this listing.
Owner feedback
Showing the 7 most recent of 114 owner reports. Feedback on this catalogue is illustrative and was written for the listing.
- TKToma Kestrel★★★★★
2026-07-30Optimal Occupancy: 37-Person Capacity Aligns with Operational Demands
After conducting a comprehensive evaluation of available windrow-drift survey float options, this listing was selected primarily for its 37-person occupancy specification. The 37-person capacity precisely matches our operational requirements, making other differentiators less significant in our decision process (see Hypothetical Marine Operations Review Board, 2023).
- PVPetr Vance★★★☆☆
2026-07-28Key Considerations Prior to Acquiring This Survey Float
This is our second experience operating a windrow-drift survey float, with this listing serving as a replacement for an earlier model. The procurement of replacement components for this unit required more lead time than anticipated. Nevertheless, this factor alone would not deter us from selecting this listing again, as noted in industry feedback (refer to Hypothetical Offshore Equipment User Group, 2022).
- MVMilen Vasilenko★★★★★
2026-07-22Performance Assessment After Two Operational Seasons
Among three shortlisted windrow-drift survey float units, this listing was retained for ongoing use. Following a full year of consistent deployment, the unit continues to perform at its initial specification levels.
- BIBram Ilkka★★★★☆
2026-07-06Delivers as Specified: 168 cm Freeboard Confirmed
Having utilized this windrow-drift survey float for an extended period, I can confirm its stated freeboard of 168 centimeters is accurate. For operations where freeboard is a critical parameter, this listing fulfills that requirement precisely. If freeboard is not a primary concern, alternative listings may be equally suitable (see Hypothetical Vessel Design Standards, 2022).
- CBCormac Barrow★★★★☆
2026-06-30Fixed Mooring Capability Meets Project Criteria
This listing was selected based on a professional recommendation and a thorough review of its windrow-drift survey float specifications. The fixed mooring feature, not universally available across all listings, was a decisive factor. The absence of extraneous features was advantageous for our application (refer to Hypothetical Mooring Systems Analysis, 2023).
- OPOskar Pehrson★★★★★
2026-06-29Commissioning Experience: Ready-to-Operate Delivery
Although this windrow-drift survey float was not the most cost-effective option considered, its immediate operational readiness upon arrival exceeded expectations. This aspect is noteworthy for prospective buyers evaluating commissioning timelines (see Hypothetical Marine Procurement Review, 2023).
- KRKatrin Roost★★★★★
2026-06-23Adaptability in Smaller-Scale Operations
After reviewing a broad range of windrow-drift survey float listings, this unit was chosen for its versatility. It has proven effective in handling challenging assignments unsuitable for other equipment. We would confidently integrate another unit of this listing into our operations without hesitation (refer to Hypothetical Small Fleet Operations Report, 2022).
