The Hammershus is a RoPax - ferry the Bornholmslinjen, a subsidiary of Molslinjen . It alternately connects the port of Rønne on the island of Bornholm with the port of Køge and the ferry port of Sassnitz . The ship is named after the Hammershus castle ruins on Bornholm, whose names were also used by two other Bornholm ferries.
history
After Molslinjen won the new tender for the transport contract to operate the ferry connections to Bornholm for the period 2018–2028, the new building was commissioned on June 1, 2016 from Rauma Marine Constructions Oy in Rauma, Finland . As hull number 6001, the ship was on 4 August 2017 laid the keel and on 5 January 2018 launched in . The delivery to the shipping company took place on August 22, 2018. The Hammershus has been used on the connections to Bornholm since September 1, 2018, replacing the Hammerodde .
Furnishing
The combined cargo and passenger ferry has been specially developed for operation on the Baltic Sea and has been optimized for the all-weather transport of trucks , buses , passenger cars and up to 720 passengers . Which is driven Hammershus of two Wärtsilä - Diesel engines of the type W8V31 that the ship speed of 18 knots allow.
Decks
Deck 3: Lower vehicle deck, 4.5 m high and accessible via a wide stern ramp .
Deck 5: Upper vehicle deck, also 4.5 m high and accessible from deck 3 via two fixed ramps. There are around 1,500 meters of gauge available on both decks .
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