Hamburg Süd Christen Container Ship

Press Release
Wednesday, August 15, 2012

 Hamburg Süd celebrate the christening of container ship “Santa Barbara” at the Yantian International Container Terminal (YICT) in Shenzhen, China.

The “Santa Barbara” was the last of a total of ten new buildings of the “Santa” class to be christened. Like her nine sister ships, the “Santa Barbara” has a slot capacity of 7,100 TEU and is fitted with 1,600 reefer container plugs.

 Following her delivery at Daewoo Shipbuilding & Marine Engineering Co. Ltd. (DSME) in May 2012, she was phased straight into Hamburg Süd’s service between Asia and South Africa/South America East Coast.

The “Santa Barbara” is the third vessel to bear this name in the more than 140-year history of Hamburg Süd. The sponsor was ohanna Oetker, a daughter of Dr Arend Oetker.

Technical data of the “Santa Barbara”:
    •    Capacity: 93,430 tdw
    •    Slot capacity: 7,100 TEU
    •    Reefer plugs: 1,600
    •    Length overall: 299.9 m
    •    Length between perpendiculars: 286.8 m
    •    Width: 42.8 m
    •    Draught max.: 13.5 m
    •    Speed: 22.2 kn
    •    Main engine output: 41,180 kW


 



 

Categories: Container Ships Shipbuilding

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