The HuisDrill, as designed with Huisman’s DMPT technology and unique construction methodologies, exceeds many capabilities of competing drill ship designs. The design of the vessel is made to optimally accommodate the drilling process.

The Huisman Foldable Offshore Crane is an extremely lightweight type crane for the maintenance of offshore wind turbines. This crane combines unparalleled lifting heights and more than sufficient lifting capacity with a foldable boom resulting in less required deck space and a low own weight of the crane. The selection of this crane for the maintenance of offshore wind turbines will therefore require a smaller, and thus more cost effective, jack-up vessel than currently required.

The Huisman Innovation Tower (HIT) is a 90m high drill tower, capable of handling 55m (180 ft) stands and 46m (150 ft) risers with the ability to simulate dynamical vessel movements. The HIT is located at our quayside in Schiedam and is used to demonstrate Huisman drilling equipment, to develop and test future equipment and systems and for the training of operators and Huisman staff.

In New York City, Mammoet is working on the construction of the New York Wheel project. This consists of a giant observation wheel which is destined to become one of the city’s great landmark attractions, alongside the Statue of Liberty and the Empire State Building. Upon its expected completion, it will be the world’s largest observation wheel measuring 190.5 meters tall. Huisman is delivering the Hub and Spindle, A-Frames, Drive Towers and Rigid Spokes for build-up for this wheel.

The new flagship of Seajacks, the jack-up ‘Scylla’, is equipped with Huisman’s Leg Encircling Crane (LEC) with a capacity of 1,500mt at a radius of 34m plus two Huisman 50mt Pedestal Mounted Offshore Cranes on port side.