Unveiling our new 13m Aluminum Stepped Hull Cabin Boat
We are thrilled to introduce our latest masterpiece in maritime innovation: the 13-meter military cabin boat with a groundbreaking aluminum stepped hull design.
- (1888PressRelease) August 10, 2024 - Driven by our relentless pursuit of innovation and engineered by our expert naval architects, this vessel is designed to redefine excellence in military and professional boating, combining unmatched performance, efficiency, and safety. Our innovation is inspired by our unwavering desire to satisfy our clients’ unmet needs and saving lives at sea.
Discover the future of maritime technology
Crafted with meticulous attention to detail, our new 13-meter boat is the epitome of advanced maritime engineering.
The aluminum stepped hull design is a game-changer in marine technology. This advanced design significantly reduces drag, enhancing speed and offering exceptional fuel efficiency. The stepped hull ensures a smoother ride in rough and choppy waters, providing a safer experience for extended missions. As the name implies, stepped hulls have steps in the lower part of the hull’s surface reducing the hull’s drag and increasing hydrodynamic efficiency.
The forward cabin section features a revolutionary shading configuration, ensuring maximum comfort during prolonged sun exposure. The sectional glass rooftop enhances visibility during tactical maneuvers, VBSS operations, and approaches to larger vessels, with an integrated ladder for seamless rooftop access.
The bow has been expertly redesigned to improve visibility, clearance, and operational efficiency.
The boat is powered by triple 400 Hp engines. Each of these engines produces 150 amps of power, generating sufficient energy for the cabin’s AC and electronics. The boat holds three fuel tanks for long-range missions and a diesel tank for the generator.
Innovative Safety Features
FoamShield Hull Construction:
Our exclusive FoamShield® technology involves injecting the hull with closed-cell foam, making the boat virtually unsinkable. This innovation enhances safety, structural rigidity, and sound dampening, ensuring a quieter ride. The hull also features two bulkheads, dividing it into three distinct sections, each with its own bilge pump for additional safety.
Hypalon D-Shaped Tube:
This deck space -saving tube design is mechanically attached, easily removable, and replaceable, providing durability and convenience. The tube is filled with our exclusive HYB foam®, which improves shock absorption, tube longevity, and prevents any problem that could happen with puncture or cuts.
Enhanced Cabin:
The spacious cabin offers ample room for pilots and co-pilots to conduct operations effectively. It features a comprehensive control station with high overhead clearance and a widescreen for systems monitoring, along with nine suspension seats for optimal comfort during extended missions. The cabin is equipped with essential amenities such as a toilet, air conditioning, and sliding windows.
Push Knee:
The push knee is positioned at the bow and serves to protect the vessel during forward boarding operations and docking by absorbing impact. Constructed from robust materials such as aluminum, covered by high-performance EPDM rubber.
Military-Specific Weapon Storage:
Strategically located weapons and ammunition storage compartments ensure quick and safe access.
Versatility & Safety:
Featuring a wide deck including four gun mounts and a tow post, the boat is equipped with versatile operational capabilities. Also, the strategically positioned handrails enhance safety during high-speed operations and facilitate easy maneuverability.
Advanced Communication and Navigation
The Cabin boat is equipped with David Clark wireless communication system, a wireless charger, and an Iridium satellite weather receiver, which ensures enhanced real-time communications and weather monitoring. To enhance operational visibility, the vessel is equipped with day and night vision thermal cameras, L3Harris tactical radio, floodlights, and deck lights. The rooftop features a sunroof, a siren, radar, VHF antenna, flagpole, anchor light, police LED light bar, and a remote-controlled searchlight.
Stepped Hull vs Traditional Hull
In a stepped hull design, the bottom surface of the hull incorporates ridges or steps. As the boat moves, these steps create air pockets, reducing drag and increasing speed. This innovation enhances fuel efficiency and maneuverability at higher speeds. In contrast, traditional hulls lack these steps and use a different aerodynamic principle, often sacrificing some of the efficiency gains provided by stepped hulls.
Choosing between a stepped and a traditional hull depends largely on the mission requirements, desired performance characteristics, and operational environment. Stepped hulls excel at speed and efficiency, whereas traditional hulls offer versatility and stability across various conditions.
Join us on the Journey
We invite you to join us on this exciting journey by having an eye on our social Media handles as we continue to redefine the future of maritime operations with our revolutionary professional and military boats. Stay tuned for updates, insights, and behind the scenes glimpses.
At ASIS Boats, our passion for saving lives at sea and innovation knows no bounds, and we are dedicated to delivering superior quality, performance, and reliability with every boat we create.
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