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Incat Company Profile

PRODUCTION LINE Incat's world beating Wave Piercing Catamarans are created through a production line system at the dedicated 70,000 m² undercover facility. Up to six vessels can be handled simultaneously in two drydocks which includes the ability to house construction of larger vessels up to 150 metres in length. Like any thriving business, a core of dedicated and loyal staff can be found at the centre of Incat's success. With high levels of job satisfaction, Incat ensures a low staff turnover rate and a skilled workflow where many team members' experience stretches back over two decades across a range of trades. 9 Incat Company Profile Incat is proud to count the world's finest skilled technicians amongst our workforce. High performance vessels require high quality welding and the training of welders, development of appropriate welding procedures, and advanced testing techniques are essential to Incat's continued success. The purpose-built TAFE College of Metal Fabrication is situated adjacent to the yard for even greater convenience. Plate Shop High-strength marine grade aluminium alloy, sourced in structural sections and plate from specialist suppliers in Australia, France and Switzerland, arrive at the plate shop where it is purpose cut using software proprietary to the cutting equipment on site. Nesting plans are generated to extract a useable part from every stock piece of material. Pre-fabrication The Inches shed is mainly used for manufacturing of vessel components and it is to here that materials are delivered from the plate shop ready for pre-fabrication. This is also where the smaller vessels are constructed. The benefits of pre-fabrication are immense. Components can be rotated and by selecting orientation, the number of down-hand welds can be increased which in turn shortens welding time. Bulk plating, where the longitudinal structure extrusions are welded to the shell plate, means that welding is only required at transverse frames when these units are lifted into position.
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