Extended Operational and Trade Vocabulary
Harbour Tugs, Towage Operators and Tug Builders glossary (page 2)
Vocabulary of harbour and ocean towage: tug classification rules and notations, azimuth-stern-drive and rotor-tug designs such as the Robert Allan ART, dual-role anchor-handling tugs, the major towage operators including Svitzer and captive port fleets, and the builders like Damen and the bollard-pull and assist-method terminology of ship-handling tugs.
262 defined terms.
Showing 12 on this page (page 2 of 2).
Y
- Yacht Tug
- Compact harbour tug used in superyacht docking at marinas in Monaco, Mallorca and the Caribbean.
- Yantai CIMC Raffles
- Chinese yard building some larger tug-supply units.
- Yokohama Pneumatic Fenders
- Standard ship-shape fender used between harbour tugs and ship hulls.
- Yusen Logistics Tugs
- NYK group affiliate operating harbour tugs at Japanese terminals.
Z
- Z-Drive
- Azimuthing propulsion unit common on tugs.
- Z-Peller
- Niigata's Z-drive azimuth thruster brand name.
- Z-Tech
- RAL design family of Z-drive tugs with the wheelhouse forward and a long working aft deck, popular in container terminals.
- Z-Tech 4500
- Smaller Robert Allan Z-Tech harbor tug design.
- Z-Tech 6500
- Mid-range Robert Allan Z-Tech ASD tug design.
- Z-Tech 7500
- 30 m class Robert Allan Z-Tech ASD harbor and terminal tug design.
- Zhenjiang Shipyard
- Chinese yard delivering harbour tugs for domestic ports.
- Zonda-Class Tug
- Sanmar series name for one of its RAmparts variants.