Project Background and Application Scenarios

This vessel was commissioned by the Keelung Harbor Police Department of the National Police Agency, Ministry of the Interior, primarily for patrol operations in Taipei Port and surrounding coastal areas. Although illegal activities in northern Taiwan have significantly decreased in recent years, effective deterrence must still be maintained. As a result, the Police Agency plans to allocate budgets to construct more similar vessels at various ports.

Shing Sheng Fa (SSF) deeply understands the diverse needs of clients. When designing the KI No.652, the design team not only considered the functional requirements of a patrol vessel but also integrated innovative designs and a flexible construction process to ensure each vessel perfectly meets the client's operating environment and mission needs.

Design and Construction Highlights
Steel-Aluminum Alloy Structure: Lightweight and High Strength
The KI No.652 features a steel-aluminum alloy construction, with the hull, deck, railings, and bollards made of steel, while the wheelhouse is crafted from aluminum alloy. This design achieves both lightweight characteristics and exceptional corrosion resistance and structural stability. Key structural components are precisely processed using Numerical Control Cutting (CNC) to ensure high accuracy between parts, enhancing the vessel’s overall durability and performance.

SSF’s Superior Craftsmanship
Professional Welding Technology: Skilled technicians ensure smooth and seamless welds, achieving top-tier standards in both performance and aesthetics.
Weight Control Expertise: During design and construction, strict weight calculations and monitoring prevent performance loss due to excess weight, demonstrating SSF’s mastery in building high-speed vessels.

Tailored Customization Services
SSF has an experienced in-house design team capable of creating ideal vessels based on clients’ specific requirements, from functionality to appearance. Whether it’s fishing boats, workboats, or high-speed patrol vessels, SSF can transform customer ideas into practical ship designs, providing the best solutions.

Power and Propulsion System
High-Performance Power Configuration
The KI No.652 is equipped with two CATERPILLAR diesel engines, each delivering 1,000 horsepower, ensuring stable and powerful output to meet a variety of high-speed patrol needs.

SSF’s Professional Advantages
Over 50 Years of Shipbuilding Experience: With more than half a century of shipbuilding expertise, SSF possesses extensive technical experience and deep industry knowledge, enabling it to meet complex construction demands and ensure superior quality for every vessel.
Global Classification Society Compliance: SSF’s vessels fully comply with the standards of major classification societies worldwide (e.g., China Classification Society, CR), providing clients with reliable quality assurance.
Green Shipbuilding Philosophy: SSF integrates energy-saving and carbon-reduction principles throughout the design and production process, from material selection to production equipment, contributing to the protection of the global marine environment.

Comprehensive After-Sales Service
All vessels come with a one-year warranty. SSF’s professional technical team is always ready to assist clients, ensuring stability and reliability throughout the vessel’s operation.

Conclusion
The successful construction of the KI No.652 not only demonstrates SSF’s professional capabilities in high-speed patrol vessel manufacturing but also showcases the company’s leadership in customized design and green shipbuilding. Whether for law enforcement agencies or other specialized vessel buyers, SSF can turn clients’ visions into reality with professionalism and innovative technology, meeting expectations for efficiency, performance, and environmental sustainability.

If you are looking for a reliable and bespoke shipbuilding partner, Shing Sheng Fa Boat Building Co.,Ltd. is your best choice! Contact us today to embark on your vessel innovation journey together.

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