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First Tests of the Suspension System successful
Initial trials done, waiting for weather for further tests.
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Naming of the first Wallaby Boat by EnBW
Vicechancellor Habeck "hands on"
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Wallaby Boats GmbH
Your partner for high performance daughter crafts, CTV, pilot boats and small workboats
Wallaby Boats GmbH is the first OEM producing commercial boats using the Nauti-Craft suspension system on an exclusive right to the Nauti-Craft patent.
We are producing the prototype Wallaby-18 in Germany, bringing the technology from TRL 5 to TRL 7. For the WB-10 and the WB-12 Tuco Marine from Fåborg in Denmark is our preferred supplier for the production of the composite parts. We will build the boat, where our Clients want it built. We try to build as close as possible to their area of operation to reduce carbon overheads. You need Jones Act compliant boats - ask us.
Green Points:
- lowest fuel consumption per nautical mile
- first boat with energy recovery from waves during transit
- lowest carbon footprint per vessel lifetime
- blue angel design and operation
- EU Ship Recycling Regulation (EU SRR)
The Nauti-Craft Suspension in a Video
The Demonstrator "2 play" in Western Australia
In late 2015 Harald Hübner and Steffen Staudenmaier took a test ride on the "2 play" at Dunsborough in the south of Western Australia in rough seas around the Cape Naturaliste. The 8,5m boats' performance in 1,2m Hs waves at more than 25 knots was convincing.