Damen Stan Patrol 4100 Explained

The Damen Stan 4100 patrol vessel design is a design from the Damen Group, a conglomerate of maritime companies based in the Netherlands.Damen has a long history of designing, licensing out, and building small and medium-sized coastal patrol vessels. All their designs have a four digit code, where the first two digits are the length of the vessel, in metres.

Damen only built a limited number of patrol vessels to the 4100 design, but experience gained with the 4100 design was used when designing the slightly larger 4207 design.[1] Several dozen vessels have been built to the Damen Stan 4207 patrol vessel design for a dozen nations.

The Dutch Caribbean Coast Guard operates three 4100 patrol vessels, the Jaguar, Poema and the Panter.[2] One vessel is stationed at each of Aruba, CuraƧao, Sint Maarten with maritime tracking indicating they vessels rotated between the islands.[3] Vietnam Maritime search and Rescue Coordination Center (VN MRCC) also operates three vessels.

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displacement

206 tonnes

speed

26 knots

armament

1 x 12.7mm machine gun

1 x firefighting water cannon

endurance

7 days

power

2 x diesels generating 5600bhp

bow thruster

for maneuvering in tight quarters

boats

1 x jet-powered inspection boat, launched from a stern launching ramp

1 x dory with 25bhp outboard

References

  1. News: Customs ship seeks smugglers. BBC News. 2001-09-17. 2013-09-27. HMCC Seeker is a development of the earlier Damen Stan Patrol 4100 produced for the Netherlands, Antilles and Aruba Coastguard under contract from the Royal Netherlands Navy. .
  2. Book: The Naval Institute Guide to Combat Fleets of the World: Their Ships, Aircraft, and Systems. Eric Wertheim. Naval Institute Press. 2007. 503. 9781591149552. 2013-09-27.
  3. https://www.vesseltracker.com/en/Ships/Poema-9173886.html