Construction of a new dredger of project Ц480М2рД/НФ is nearing completion in Russia

The 79-meter long vessel with a capacity of up to 5000 m³/h will operate in the Volga-Kama basin

At the shipbuilding site of CJSC "Nefteflot", under the technical supervision of the Russian Classification Society, the construction of a non-self-propelled diesel dredger of project Ц480М2рД/НФ is nearing completion. The vessel is designed for the extraction of sand and gravel soils from depths of up to 30 meters using milling and hydraulic loosening methods.

The dredger has a class of О2,0(лед20), a length of 79.13 m, a width of 12.22 m, a board height of 3.5 m and a draft of 1.85 m. The displacement is 1223 tons, and the capacity of the pumping unit is up to 5000 m³ of water per hour. The vessel is capable of developing soils of I–IV categories.

The company has completed ship assembly work and the installation of a sorting and processing complex. Currently, specialists are checking the static characteristics of the vessel, after which electrical installation work and final tests will begin.

The dredger was launched in June 2025 and is being built according to the project of RCPCB "Stapel" under a contract with the State Transport Leasing Company (GTLK).

The vessel is equipped with cranes manufactured by "Vsevolozhsk Crane Plant" and a P-710 hydroclassifier from GC "R-Flot". It is assumed that the dredger will be operated in the Volga-Kama basin, and the lessee is the company "HydroStroyMechanization".

The General Director of CJSC "Nefteflot", Vadim Golovanov, previously stated that despite the non-self-propelled design, the project is characterized by high technology and complexity of implementation. According to him, this is a modern vessel with wide opportunities for operation and maintenance.

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