Delfin moored in Harlingen, 27-02-2005
Delfin passing Rozenburg, 24-05-2009

DELFIN

Name:

DELFIN
Call sign:

ZDGT7
IMO number:

9173161
MMSI number:

275510000
Nat. Official Number:

6388 Z G 1998
Flag:

Gibraltar
Port of registry:

Gibraltar
Registered owner:

m.s. Delfin GmbH & Co. KG, Gibraltar
ISM Manager:

Heinz Corleis Reederei K.G., Stade
Commercial manager:

Heinz Corleis Reederei K.G., Stade
Shipyard:

Scheepswerf Peters B.V., Kampen / 457
Keel laid:

02-04-1997
Launch date:

20-06-1998
Delivery date:

25-07-1998
Gross tonnage:

2780
Net tonnage:

1587
Deadweight:

3700
Length overall:

89.25 M
Length between perpendiculars:

84.96 M
Beam:

13.30 M
Draught:

5.67 M
TEU:

196
Main engine:

MaK 6M25
Power:

2448 kW
Speed in knots:

12.5
Ship history & data

Ship history data
1998: LUMARE
 PFTH
Harlingen / Netherlands
(27-07-1998)		 Owner: C.V. Scheepvaartonderneming ‘Lumare’, Harlingen
Manager: Poseidon Chartering B.V., Delfzijl
Shareholders: Reijer Sr. & Dirk Arends
2000: LUMARE
 PFTH
Harlingen / Netherlands
(00-00-2000)		 Owner: C.V. Scheepvaartonderneming ‘Lumare’, Harlingen
Manager: Wijnne & Barends’ Cargadoors- en Agentuurkantoren B.V., Delfzijl
Shareholders: Reijer Sr. & Dirk Arends
2005: DELFIN
 ZDGT7
Gibraltar / Gibraltar
(25-02-2005)		 Owner: m.s. Delfin G.m.b.H. & Co. K.G., Gibraltar
Manager: Heinz Corleis Reederei K.G., Stade
2020: DELFIN
 YLRA
Riga / Latvia
(01-12-2020)		 Owner: m.s. Delfin G.m.b.H. & Co. K.G., Riga
Manager: Heinz Corleis Reederei K.G., Stade

Additional info
Design: Polar Combi Porter 200
21-09-2004: The motor vessel “LUMARE” reported to the Coastguard Center Den Helder at 09:30 that it was capsizing. At that time the ship was approximately 27 kilometers west-northwest of Vlieland. It was caused by the deck cargo of wood sliding through the oncoming sea. A large part of the cargo has fallen into the sea. The lifeboat of the Royal Dutch Rescue Company of Terschelling, the “ARIE VISSER”, has now arrived at the ship. The buoyage vessel “TERSCHELLING” and the tugboat “HUNTER” are on their way to the “LUMARE”. There are six people on board and was underway to Cardiff  in England. The ship has now changed its course to Harlingen. There was no reason to evacuate the crew. The “LUMARE” was anchored to put things in order. The ships present have resumed their journey and the lifeboat has returned to Terschelling. The tug “TYPHOON” will remain with the ship for the time being and a Royal Netherlands Air Force helicopter has mapped out the lost wood.
25-12-2022: Arrived on first voyage for Baltic Shipping Company in Eemshaven coming from Vordingborg Vesthavn.

Latest data adjustment: 28-12-2022