The Stalwart, the second amphibious ship built by Navantia in the Ría de Ferrol for the Royal Australian Navy, has successfully completed its sea trials, which began last Saturday. Following this crucial phase, the ship is expected to set sail for Australia in the second half of April.
At Fernández Jove, we take immense pride in marking this milestone and are deeply grateful for the trust placed in us. This moment reflects the dedication and expertise of our team, who played a pivotal role in this ambitious project.
Our Contribution to the Stalwart Project
🛠️ Engineering and Hydraulic Systems
Our team managed the design, installation, and testing of various hydraulic systems on board, including:
- Elevators
- Watertight doors
- Steering gear
- Deck machinery
- Tank level gauges and instrumentation
⚙️ Supply and commissioning of advanced systems:
- Hydraulic systems for sliding and hinged doors
- Complete hydraulic valve control systems
- Complete electrical valve control systems
- Quick-closing valve systems
All these systems feature valves from our trusted SAVAL brand, renowned for their reliability and precision.
From Fernández Jove, we extend our best wishes to the Stalwart and its crew, confident that this ship will serve as a key asset for the Royal Australian Navy.
⚓ Fair winds and smooth seas, Stalwart.
