Scot Carrier 4 803 DWT general cargo vessel

Scot Carrier is a general cargo vessel built by Royal Bodewes in the Netherlands in 2018. She sails under the British flag, measures 89.98 metres overall and has a deadweight capacity of 4,803 tonnes.

IMO number 9841782 identifies the vessel. Scotline’s specification lists Finnish and Swedish Ice Class 1B and describes a box shaped single deck arrangement. Her hold measures 61.50 by 12.65 by 9.00 metres, with two half bulkheads.

The main engine is a 1,850 kW MaK 6M25C. Scot Carrier has a gross tonnage of 3,450 GT, which differs from the 3,457 GT listed for several of the other Royal Bodewes Scot vessels.

The current technical specification provides the basis for enquiries about cargo dimensions and loading conditions. JR Shipping’s superintendent contact is listed below.

Scot Carrier’s 4,803 tonne deadweight capacity and Ice Class 1B define important parts of her general cargo service. These particulars give context to discussions about transport efficiency and environmental performance. JR Shipping continues to examine opportunities to lower the environmental impact of fleet operations alongside its responsibilities under applicable laws and regulations.