Incat

Incat

Type	Proprietary limited company
Industry	Shipbuilding
Founded	1977
Headquarters	Hobart, Tasmania
Products	Wave-piercing catamarans
Website	www.incat.com.au

Incat is a manufacturer of large high-speed craft (HSC) catamarans, based in the Derwent Park suburb of Hobart, Tasmania, Australia founded by Bob Clifford. The company builds large commercial and military vessels that use aluminium construction, wave-piercing and water-jet technology. Vessels have been constructed up to 112 metres in length and with cruising speed up to 40 knots (75 km/h).

Several catamarans built by Incat have entered naval services, including HMAS Jervis Bay with the Royal Australian Navy and HSV-X1 Joint Venture and HSV-2 Swift, which served with the United States Armed Forces. It has since diversified into river going catamaran ferries for Thames Clippers, Bass & Flinders Cruises and Sydney Ferries and building the Brooke Street Pier.

Deliveries

HSV-X1 near Crete

Incat's Hobart Shipyard (to the right)

Image	Hull No	Model	Latest name	Operator	Notes
N/A	001	18m Cat	Jeremiah Ryan	Unknown	[1]
N/A	002	18m Cat	James Kelly	Unknown	[1]
N/A	003	??m Cat	A. K. Ward	Derwent Sailing Squadron	[1]
N/A	004	20m Cat	Fitzroy	Unknown	[1]
N/A	005	20m Cat	Tangalooma	Unknown	[1]
N/A	006	20m Cat	Amaroo II	Unknown	[1]
N/A	007	20m Cat	Green Islander	Unknown	[1]
N/A	008	20m Cat	Quicksilver	Unknown	[1]
N/A	009	29m Cat	Spirit of Roylen	Unknown	[1]
N/A	010	21m Cat	Trojan	Unknown	[1]
N/A	011	22m Cat	Keppel Cat I	Unknown	[1]
N/A	012	??m Cat	Thunderbird	Unknown	[1]
N/A	013	9m Cat	Little Devil	Unknown	[1] launched 1984[2]
N/A	014	??m Cat	Pybus Rutherglen Punt	Unknown	[1]
N/A	015	??m yacht	Margaret Rintoul	Unknown	[1]
N/A	016	27m Cat	Spirit of Victoria	Unknown	[1]
N/A	017	31m Cat	Tassie Devil 2001	Unknown	[1]
N/A	018	23m Cat	Starship Genesis	Unknown	[1]
N/A	019	31m Cat	2000	Unknown	[1]
N/A	020	30m Cat	Our Lady Patricia	Wightlink	Scrapped at Marchwood in 2008[3]
	021	30m Cat	Our Lady Pamela	Wightlink	Scrapped at Esbjerg in 2009[4]
N/A	022	37m Cat	Sea Flight	Cruise Whitsundays	[1]
	023	74m WPC	Sea Speed Jet	Sea Jets
N/A	024	74m WPC	Pinar del Río	Euromaroc 2000
	025	74m WPC	Cosmosjet	Sea Jets
	026	74m WPC	Masterjet	Sea Jets
N/A	027	74m WPC	Golden Blaze	Unknown	Laid up in Piraeus
	028	74m WPC	Cyclades Express	NEL Lines
	030	74m WPC	Condor 10	Hanil Express	Known as Hanil Blue Narae
N/A	031	74m WPC	Mandarin	Dae-A-Gosok	Refitting at Busan
N/A	032	74m WPC	Atlantic III	Ferrylineas S.A.
N/A	033	78m WPC	Jaume I	Baleària
N/A	034	78m WPC	Elanora	El Salam Maritime
N/A	035	78m WPC	Mega Jet	Sea Jets
N/A	036	K class	Juan Patricio	Buquebus
N/A	037	K class	Sunflower	Dae-A-Gosok
	038	81m WPC	Jaume II	Baleària
N/A	039	R&D craft	Solar Boat	Incat
	040	81m WPC	Sunflower 2	Dae A Express
N/A	041	81m WPC	Jaume III	Baleària
N/A	042	86m WPC	Champion Jet 2	Seajets
	043	86m WPC	Tarifa Jet	Förde Reederei Seetouristik Iberia
	044	86m WPC	Champion Jet 1	Seajets
	045	86m WPC	Condor Rapide	Condor Ferries
N/A	046	91m WPC	T&T Express	Bay Ferries
	047	91m WPC	Express	P&O Irish Sea
	048	91m WPC	Max Mols	Mols-Linien
	049	91m WPC	Fjord Cat	Fjord Line
	050	96m WPC	Manannan	Isle of Man Steam Packet Company	Previously HSV-X1 Joint Venture
N/A	051	96m WPC	Bonanza Express	Fred. Olsen Express
N/A	052	96m WPC	Alborán	Acciona Trasmediterránea
N/A	053	96m WPC	Bencomo Express	Fred. Olsen Express
N/A	054	R&D Craft	Wing	Incat
N/A	055	96m WPC	Bentago Express	Fred. Olsen Express
	056	96m WPC	Highspeed 6	Hellenic Seaways
	057	98m WPC	Normandie Express	Brittany Ferries
N/A	058	98m WPC	Milenium Dos	Acciona Trasmediterránea
	059	98m WPC	Hai Xia Hao	Fujian Cross Straight Ferry
	060	98m WPC	T&T Spirit	Government of Trinidad and Tobago
	061	98m WPC	HSV-2 Swift	United States Navy
N/A	062	98m WPC	Milenium Tres	Acciona Trasmediterránea
N/A	063	17m Cat	Sixty Three	17m Project Pty Ltd
	064	112m WPC	Natchan Rera	Uni-wagon
	065	112m WPC	Natchan World	Tsugaru Kaikyo Ferry
N/A	066	112m WPC	KatExpress 1	Mols-Linien	Previously Norman Arrow
N/A	067	112m WPC	KatExpress 2	Mols-Linien
N/A	068	85m WPC	Akane	Sado kisen	Under construction (2013)[5]
N/A	069	99m WPC	Francisco	Buquebus
N/A	070	N/A	Gwenhyfar	N/A
N/A	071	N/A	The Barge	Tas Marine Constructions
N/A	072	N/A	Lindoy	Stava Bat & Dykkerservice AS
N/A	073	N/A	MR-1	N/A
N/A	074	70m FCB	Muslim Magomayev	Caspian Marine Services	Launched 2014, named after Muslim Magomayev[6][7]
N/A	075	35m	Galaxy Clipper	MBNA Thames Clippers	entered service October 2015[8]
N/A	076	35m	Neptune Clipper	MBNA Thames Clippers	entered service October 2015[8]
	077		Brooke St Pier	Brooke Street Pier Development Corporation	pier, completed November 2014[9]
N/A	078	24m	Ocean Tracker	Bass & Flinders Cruises	entered service 23 December 2015[10]
N/A	079	24m	Ocean Wave	Bass & Flinders Cruises	entered service 23 December 2015[10]
N/A	080	33m	Ocean Surfer	Bass & Flinders Cruises	entered service March 2016[11]
N/A	081	33m	Ocean Flyer	Bass & Flinders Cruises	entered service March 2016[11]
N/A	082	35m	Catherine Hamlin	Sydney Ferries	under construction[12]
N/A	083	35m		Sydney Ferries	under construction[12]
N/A	084	35m		Sydney Ferries	under construction[12]
N/A	085	35m		Sydney Ferries	under construction[12]
N/A	086	35m		Sydney Ferries	under construction[12]
N/A	087	35m		Sydney Ferries	under construction[12]
N/A	088	109m	KatExpress 3	Mols-Linien	due May 2017[13]

See also

• SeaCat

References

External links

• Media related to Incat at Wikimedia Commons
• Official website