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Home›Amphibious & Support Ships›Kockums Performs General Overhaul of Swedish Navy Support Vessel
Amphibious & Support Ships

April 14, 2011 · about 15 years ago

Kockums Performs General Overhaul of Swedish Navy Support Vessel

Kockums performs a general overhaul of HMS Trossö HMS Trossö is a support vessel of the Swedish Navy and the general overhaul is the largest overhaul performed on a marine vessel. It means that Kockums will review the whole ship and replace worn parts – from single screws to electrical systems. The

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Kockums performs a general overhaul of HMS Trossö

HMS Trossö is a support vessel of the Swedish Navy and the general overhaul is the largest overhaul performed on a marine vessel. It means that Kockums will review the whole ship and replace worn parts – from single screws to electrical systems. The overhaul also includes a few minor modifications.

The overhaul begins in April 2011 and will be ready by the end of August the same year.

About Kockums

Kockums stands for leading-edge, world-class naval technology – both above and below the surface. We design, build and maintain naval surface vessels and submarines that incorporate the most advanced stealth technology.

Other successful products include the Stirling Air Independent Propulsion (AIP) system, the Kockums Submarine Rescue System and mine clearance systems.

Operations are based in Sweden in Malmö, at Muskö and in Karlskrona. Kockums is part of ThyssenKrupp Marine Systems.

[mappress] Source: Kockums, April 14, 2011;

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