# Deltamarin and Toepfer Transport Launch New Semi-Liner MPP Vessel Design at SMM 2026

Deltamarin and Toepfer Transport unveiled a flexible Semi-Liner MPP vessel design at SMM 2026 with customizable features for multipurpose cargo operations

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Deltamarin and Toepfer Transport unveiled a Semi-Liner MPP vessel design at SMM 2026 in Hamburg on 2026-07-08. [^1]

The design has 17,000-tonne deadweight capacity with three 80-tonne cranes (upgradable to three 250-tonne cranes). [^2]

Finnish ship design house Deltamarin has joined forces with Barcelona-based engineering and vessel design office Offshoretronic to develop the world's largest jackup Monopile Installation Vessel. [^3]

The vessel features a forward-positioned bridge, Ice Class 1A option, flush cargo deck, long hatch, and high cubic capacity. [^4]

Two base configurations are available for customization based on owner requirements, trades, and operating profiles. [^5]

No vessel in today's global fleet can currently handle monopile foundations weighing more than 3,000-3,500 tonnes. [^6]

## What this stands on

1. Deltamarin and Toepfer Transport unveiled a Semi-Liner MPP vessel design at SMM 2026 in Hamburg on 2026-07-08. (The Maritime Executive, News)
2. The design has 17,000-tonne deadweight capacity with three 80-tonne cranes (upgradable to three 250-tonne cranes). (The Maritime Executive, News)
3. Finnish ship design house Deltamarin has joined forces with Barcelona-based engineering and vessel design office Offshoretronic to develop the world's largest jackup Monopile Installation Vessel. (MarineLink, News)
4. The vessel features a forward-positioned bridge, Ice Class 1A option, flush cargo deck, long hatch, and high cubic capacity. (The Maritime Executive, News)
5. Two base configurations are available for customization based on owner requirements, trades, and operating profiles. (The Maritime Executive, News)
6. No vessel in today's global fleet can currently handle monopile foundations weighing more than 3,000-3,500 tonnes. (MarineLink, News)

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