Potable Water Systems and Services
Mercuriusweg 8, 3113 AR Schiedam, Netherlands
Good and safe drinking water is essential on-board ships, and you can find an up-to-date and sophisticated range of products, engineered systems and services at Hatenboer-Water, specialist in providing potable water since 1906. You can rely on Hatenboer-Water to provide safe and reliable potable water on-board, from production to consumption.
With specialist expertise in the shipping industry, the application of its own engineering and design, and a modern operating environment, Hatenboer-Water supplies cut-and-dried solutions for all your water-related challenges. The company provides turnkey services from the supply of a simple, standard product such as a pump or filter, right up to fully integrated custom-made systems, with all the necessary worldwide after-sales service.
For reliable potable water production on-board, Hatenboer-Water’s Demitec® RO seawater desalination systems are available in a wide range of capacities. Your demands and conditions on-board are met in a proven design.
Your system is designed according to Hatenboer-Water standards, based on more than 100 years of experience. Hundreds of Demitec RO seawater desalination systems are operational on ships worldwide.
Plug-and-play modules ensure a reliable and safe potable water supply. You save cost and time during installation on-board because Hatenboer-Water units are completely preassembled and fully skid-built. These complete skids comprise all equipment you require for pressurizing, treatment and heating of potable water for use on-board. The equipment can be delivered during construction of the ship, so installation is easy and quick.
Throughout your potable water system, corrosion and bio film can occur, causing serious health risks and an unsafe on-board environment. By using Hatenboer-Water’s established expertise in potable water, equipment and installation technology, you are able to prevent issues like corrosion and bacteriological growth during design and new building.
The ageing of offshore installations can be prevented by applying Hatenboer-Water’s recommendations concerning used materials, installation instructions and required treatment equipment.
Different challenges ask for different solutions. This is why you can find a wide range of disinfection products in Hatenboer-Water’s scope of supply. Hadex dosing, Demitec UV and copper-silver ionisation are only three of the possibilities we offer, in combination if required, to guarantee water to be free from bacteria like Legionella or E-coli.
Existing offshore systems can be upgraded to a safe system by implementing our risk assessment and management plan. Risk management is an essential part of a responsible and modern way of running a business. It increases the safety of man and machine on-board and the reliability and efficiency of your potable water system.
Every risk assessment and management plan is tailor-made after a visit on-board by one of our qualified drinking water experts. You can also entrust Hatenboer-Water with your water sampling, analysis, quality reports and on-board audits to assess the chemical, microbiological and physical condition of your water.
Enhance the knowledge of your offshore crew about water, water treatment and water management with Hatenboer-Water’s professional two-day maritime and offshore potable water course. This training is held several times throughout the year at Hatenboer-Water’s offices in Schiedam, the Netherlands, or, upon request, at your location. Please contact Hatenboer-Water for the training dates of this year.
Hatenboer-Water’s complete scope of supply also comprises:
With a complete delivery program for potable water, own engineering, workshop, warehouse, technical services and consultancy Hatenboer-Water continues to serve you swiftly, with flexible and made-to-measure equipment.
With specialist expertise, in-house engineering, design and production in a modern operating environment, Hatenboer-Water supplies solutions for all your water-related challenges and basic needs.
Texelstroom is a sustainable, new-generation ferry built at LaNaval Shipyard, Spain, for its operator and owner Texels Eigen Stoomboot Onderneming (TESO).
Hatenboer-Water has been commissioned to supply water treatment equipment for two new cruise vessels currently under construction at the world renowned cruise vessel building shipyard Meyer Werft in Germany. The equipment conditions fresh water derived from bunkering in the harbour or seawater desalination.
Hatenboer-Water has successfully prolonged its ISO 9001 certification.
Hatenboer-Water and Pentair have finished a partnership deal making Hatenboer-Water an official dealer of the Everpure foodservice product range.
This year marks the 110 year anniversary of Hatenboer-Neptunus Holding. The organisation started in 1906 with the supply of drinking water to seagoing vessels in the port of Rotterdam. Since then, the Hatenboer organisation has not only grown, but has also expanded its range of activities, becoming a well-respected and international specialist in water treatment with offices in The Netherlands and Singapore employing around 130 professionals.
Hatenboer-Water has renewed its maritime product catalogue and added new products needed for a safe water system on board. Next to the spares and consumables, the total scope of supply has been listed: solutions for water production, water disinfection, water conditioning, water monitoring, water distribution and water heating as well as the water quality consultancy services, technical services and trainings.
The course gives a clear view of water technology and water treatment in the shipping industry.
Last week his Excellency Jacques Werner, ambassador of the Kingdom of the Netherlands in Singapore, officially opened the new offices and warehouse of Hatenboer-Water, IMT and and TrustLube.
Hatenboer-Water, the unique solution provider for integral water management onboard ships and platforms, has opened a branch in Singapore. Guy Heijnen, who runs the branch as managing directo, has fulfilled several functions at the head office in the Netherlands since 2000, and was until recently manager of sales and water quality.
Hatenboer-Water is pleased to announce that it will be participating for the first time in the Offshore South East Asia (OSEA) in Singapore, which is to be held on 30 November - 3 December 2010. You will find us at the Maritime by Holland Lounge, booth#4T4-06. What can you expect?
For many years Hatenboer-Water has been providing Potable Water courses for maritime and offshore personnel at own office or client's location. In March 2010 we will be offering the course in Singapore for the first time. As many people in this area are interested in the training, it is booked fu
The Oleg Stashnov, which is currently being built at the shipyard of IHC Merwede, is the largest vessel ever built by the yard. This 183m-long ship has a lifting capacity of no less than 5,000t and accommodation for 395 personnel. The ship's owner, Seaway Heavy Lifting, is c
In 2009, the maritime drinking water specialist Hatenboer-Water supplied two containerized potable water-making units in a very short space of time to De Hoop Lobith shipyard. These units, each with a capacity of 62.5m³/day, have been installed aboard the river cruise ships Ravel and
Our Potable Water Course is rated "very good" by participants. A few of our participants' comments are: Trainers and instructions are very helpful and practically minded! (USG Energy) The course helps to give a better understanding of the many aspects of water (
Mercuriusweg 8
3113 AR Schiedam
Netherlands
Fortunaweg 15
3113 AN Schiedam
Netherlands
P.O. Box 6013
3002 AA Rotterdam
Netherlands
22 Boon Lay Way
#01-57 Tradehub 21
609968
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