Brunvoll AS
Brunvoll AS is a Norwegian company that specializes in the design, manufacture, and service of thrusters and propulsion systems for marine vessels. Founded in 1912, Brunvoll has gained extensive experience and a strong reputation in the maritime industry, becoming a trusted supplier of high-quality propulsion solutions.
Key Areas of Focus:
Thruster Systems:
- Tunnel Thrusters: Used for lateral movement and dynamic positioning.
- Azimuth Thrusters: Provide 360-degree maneuverability.
- Retractable Thrusters: Can be retracted into the hull when not in use.
Propulsion Systems:
- Brunvoll offers a range of main propulsion systems including mechanical and electric drive systems designed to meet the diverse needs of the global maritime market.
Integrated Propulsion Solutions:
- Brunvoll provides integrated systems that combine multiple types of thrusters and propulsion units to offer comprehensive solutions for enhanced vessel operability.
Aftermarket Services:
- The company offers extensive support and maintenance services, including spare parts, field service technicians, remote assistance, and training programs to ensure optimal system performance throughout the lifecycle of their products.
Industries Served:
- Commercial Shipping: Brunvoll serves a wide array of commercial vessels, including tankers, bulk carriers, container ships, and more.
- Offshore and Subsea: Their systems are used in offshore platforms, supply vessels, and other specialized subsea operations.
- Passenger Vessels: Cruise ships and ferries benefit from their advanced propulsion systems for better maneuverability and operational efficiency.
- Fishing & Aquaculture: From fishing vessels to support ships in aquaculture operations, Brunvoll provides tailored solutions.
- Naval and Coast Guard: They also supply systems for military vessels, ensuring high performance and reliability in critical applications.
Technological Innovation:
Brunvoll emphasizes innovation and sustainability, incorporating advanced technologies for energy efficiency, reduced emissions, and enhanced vessel control. The company invests in R&D to stay at the forefront of maritime technology, addressing both current and future market needs.
Global Presence:
With its headquarters in Molde, Norway, and subsidiaries and service locations globally, Brunvoll has a significant international footprint. The company's commitment to quality, reliability, and customer satisfaction has helped it build lasting relationships with clients worldwide.
Overall, Brunvoll AS is a key player in the maritime propulsion industry, known for its robust and innovative solutions tailored to the complex and evolving needs of the marine sector.
- +47 71219600
- www.brunvoll.no
- +47 71219690
Products
Tunnel Thrusters, Propulsion Azimuth Thrusters, Retractable Azimuth Thrusters, Low Noise Tunnel Thrusters
Molde Norway
Strandgt. 4-6
Molde 6415
Norway
Molde 6415
Norway
Ships
SUZY-Q
Barge | Flag: United Arab Emirates | Port: ABU DHABI
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