Scot Isles general cargo vessel built in 2021

Scot Isles is a general cargo vessel built by Royal Bodewes in the Netherlands in 2021. She measures 89.98 metres overall and is listed with a deadweight capacity of 4,735 tonnes in JR Shipping’s published 2026 annual report.

The British flagged vessel is identified by IMO number 9728758. Scotline lists Finnish and Swedish Ice Class 1A and a box shaped single deck cargo arrangement. The hold measures 61.50 by 12.65 by 9.00 metres and includes two half bulkheads.

Scot Isles has a 1,850 kW MaK 6M25C engine and a gross tonnage of 3,457 GT. The build year and IMO number help distinguish this vessel from earlier ships with the same name.

For cargo and operational enquiries, use the current specification, including the applicable draught and deadweight condition. JR Shipping’s technical contact is listed below.

Scot Isles combines general cargo capacity with Ice Class 1A, giving her a particular operating context within the Scot fleet. JR Shipping’s approach to sustainability is to keep evaluating improvement opportunities while meeting applicable environmental requirements. Enquiries about the vessel can bring together her cargo specification and the conditions of the proposed operation.