Artic-850 Fast Duty Boat / Combined Type Workboat

Artic-850 Fast Duty Boat / Combined Type Workboat — MARIN PRO METAL BOTS LLC

Name: Artic-850 Fast Duty Boat / Combined Type Workboat
Brand: Arctic
SKU: 364508
Availability: InStock

Brand: Arctic

$60,000 - $180,000 USD

MOQ: 1 units

Key Features

Overall length: 5 m

Passenger capacity: 17

engine: diesel 2 x 200 hp

Overall width: 1 m

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Description

The ARTIC-850 is a multi-purpose fast duty boat of rigid inflatable (RIB) design built by Marine Pro Boats (LLC Marin Pro Metal Bots), a Russian yard founded in 2005 within the TOP MARIN group, which specialises in marine rescue craft. With an overall length of 8.5 m and a beam of 3.2 m, the boat carries a PVC tube collar 0.7 m in diameter divided into 5+1 inflatable compartments, giving high reserve buoyancy and stability for work at sea.

Power comes from twin inboard diesel engines rated at 2 x 230-270 hp, driving either sterndrives or a waterjet at the customer's choice, for a speed of no less than 25 knots and a range supported by 500-litre fuel tanks. The boat accommodates 10 seated persons plus one casualty on a stretcher, with a full launching mass of 4,200 kg.

The ARTIC-850 can be delivered with a GIMS classification certificate under TR CU 026/2012, or with an RMRS (Russian Maritime Register of Shipping) certificate to form 6.5.30 as a fast rescue boat, or under the voluntary certification system (form 9.2.3), making it suitable both for ship-carried rescue duty and for independent patrol and workboat service.

Details & Equipment

ARTIC-850 in Service

Working with a rescue ship

An ARTIC-850 operating alongside a Rosmorrechflot rescue vessel: the boat serves as the ship's fast daughter craft for patrol and rescue sorties.

Cold-weather operations

Crew transfer at the rescue zone of a support ship in winter conditions — the inflatable collar fenders the boat while it holds position alongside.

Patrol configuration

An ARTIC-850 in service livery moored in port; the enclosed wheelhouse shelters the crew during inspection and patrol duty.

Launch and Recovery

Single-point crane hoisting

With a full launching mass of 4,200 kg, the boat is lifted by a ship's crane from a single hoisting point for deployment as a fast rescue boat.

Launching at the quay

An ARTIC-850 being craned into the water; the rigid hull and reinforced lifting rig allow routine shore- and ship-based handling.

Features

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Fast RIB platform

8.5 m rigid inflatable boat with a 3.2 m beam and 0.7 m PVC tube collar split into 5+1 air compartments, reaching no less than 25 knots.

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Twin diesel propulsion

Two inboard diesel engines of 230-270 hp each, available with sterndrive legs or a waterjet, fed from 500-litre fuel tanks.

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Rescue-oriented capacity

Carries 10 persons seated plus one casualty on a stretcher; full launching mass is 4,200 kg, compatible with shipboard davit handling.

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Class certification options

Supplied with a GIMS certificate under TR CU 026/2012, an RMRS fast rescue boat certificate (form 6.5.30), or voluntary certification (form 9.2.3).

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Mission equipment

Can be fitted with a motor pump for firefighting duty and configured for towing and recovery of inflatable life rafts.

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Specialist builder

Built by Marine Pro Boats, established in 2005 within the TOP MARIN group, a producer and service provider of marine rescue equipment.

Buyer Benefits

One hull covers patrol, crew transfer, firefighting and rescue duties, reducing the number of boats an operator needs
Inflatable collar with 5+1 compartments keeps the boat buoyant and fendered when working alongside ships and platforms
Choice of sterndrive or waterjet propulsion lets the buyer match the boat to shallow-water or open-sea operations
Twin-engine diesel installation provides redundancy for offshore standby and rescue work
Speed of at least 25 knots ensures rapid response in man-overboard and evacuation scenarios
4,200 kg launching mass and stretcher provision suit shipboard fast rescue boat duty under RMRS rules
Certification can be tailored to the operating regime: GIMS for inland use, RMRS form 6.5.30 for SOLAS-style rescue duty

Applications

Patrolling harbours, coastal waters and restricted areas Fast rescue boat duty aboard rescue and offshore support vessels Firefighting near shorelines and moored vessels when fitted with a motor pump Delivery of personnel to ships, terminals and offshore sites Search and rescue operations and recovery of people from the water Collecting and towing inflatable life rafts during evacuations Emergency evacuation of crew from ships in distress Service and inspection runs for port authorities and waterway administrations

Source: official manufacturer website