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The new Gepus by ARESA

Built in composite materials...

April 4th 2019

This Tuna vessel called “GEPUS " , built entirely in composite materials in 2001 by Aresa Shipyard is, to date, the largest civil ship built in this material, in Spain , by a private shipyard. (LBP 38.00 meters and LOA 39.40 meters)

Only surpassed by the Minehunter of the “Segura “Class, built by the public shipyard Navantia, S.A., S.M.E

 

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