Sealord Rescue Boat Completed Project
November 29, 2021
Brad Marsden
Director - Marine Air Flow International
35 Years Experience in the Marine Industry
Nelson NZ Sealord Rescue Vessel
Three and a half years of planning and fundraising by Nelson Coastguard resulted in the delivery of their new rescue vessel the Sealord.
Marine Air Flow was very privilaged to have been involved in this project, and as always naval designers NAIAD have created a design suited to both the application and environment.
Built by AIMEX Service group Port Nelson this vessel is superb quality ensuring that this vessel will remain in service for decades to come.
The engine room ventilation system developed for the Sealord include:
- Single stage intake separator grilles
- Stainless steel dampers
- Compact DC fans, diverters and mounts &
- A varialble speed Air On Demand controller.
Sealord Photos
Thanks to Aimex New Zealand for these images of their project the Sealord for Nelson Volunteer Rescue.
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