EURO 1900 / 2000 - Motor
Yachts.
STEEL OR
ALUMINUM PLANS & CUTTING FILES
The Euro 1900 and the Euro 2000 are similar designs with some variation in
the overall measurements etc,
This Motor Yacht is currently available
with semi-displacement hull configuration and is ideal for those who seek a motor yacht that
combines ultimate comfort with proven seaworthiness all included in a stylish package that
will assure your pride of ownership. Several of these yachts have already been built in
Fiberglass and Steel and Aluminum. One of our STEEL OR ALUMINUM PLANS & CUTTING FILES makes this
boat
easy to build in the least time.
Minimum power requirement for the
semi-displacement version would be twin 250 hp - 500 hp with cruising speeds of 12 to 16
knots. A planing version will be available to those who are looking for speeds in excess
of 16 knots. In the planing version, twin 1050 hp engines should be capable of driving
this boat to speeds in excess of 30 kts.
This boat is designed in accordance with Lloyds for
category 1 (unrestricted operating / sailing area), which is much better
than the EU and other Classification Societies and the CE-A require.
Complete stability calculations are included in the design package. All
calculations are also cross referenced against ABS requirements to ensure
that the design meets world-wide standards and specifications.
In the case of STEEL OR ALUMINUM PLANS & CUTTING FILES, all plate parts belonging to the hull, deck and
superstructure that are accurately cut to size are included. The parts are
marked with the appropriate part number and engraved matching marking
lines to assist in the assembly and location of the part in its position.
Cutting method is Plasma / Oxygen, ensuring highest accuracy and smooth
edges.
Plate parts are cut from Lloyds approved A Grade
Shipbuilding quality STEEL that has been coated with factory applied Sigma
weld MC welding primer. We use and recommend steel plate that has the
official designation ISO standard 10474 or EN 10204 with 3.1.B
certificate.
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