Import Fast Passenger Ship — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in South Korea (Republic Of Korea)

The Fast Passenger Ship offered by SEC is a high‑speed ferry capable of carrying 126 passengers and achieving a maximum service speed of 25 knots. Built in South Korea, the vessel follows modern hull design principles that reduce resistance and improve fuel efficiency, making it suitable for short‑haul routes and tourism operations. The ship complies with international maritime safety regulations, providing a reliable platform for passenger transport across coastal waters.

Typical fast‑passenger vessels of this class employ a welded steel hull, often using a marine‑grade steel such as AH36, which offers a good balance of strength and corrosion resistance. Propulsion is usually supplied by twin diesel engines rated around 2,500 kW each, driving fixed‑pitch propellers; this configuration delivers the advertised 25‑knot speed while maintaining fuel consumption within industry norms. Standard navigation and safety equipment includes radar, AIS, VHF radios and SOLAS‑mandated life‑saving appliances.

Operators of regional ferry services, tourism agencies and municipal transport authorities are the primary buyers of this ship type. SEC promotes bulk ordering with flexible MOQ arrangements, and ships can be delivered under FOB or CIF terms depending on the buyer’s preference. Prospective purchasers should request detailed technical drawings, classification society certificates and a production schedule before finalising the contract.

SEC is headquartered at 1388 43/6 Woo‑1, Haeundae, Pusan 612787, South Korea (Republic Of Korea). The supplier carries a harbour‑tier verification on the platform, although its response rate is listed as 0.00, indicating that response times are not currently recorded.

The company specialises in the design and construction of maritime vessels, focusing on fast passenger ferries and related shipbuilding projects. While the listing does not disclose the shipyard capacity or past client references, the provided address confirms the business operates within the well‑established shipbuilding cluster of Busan.