Established in the year 1905, Loksa Shipyard Ltd. is located on the northern coast of Estonia, in the township of Loksa, just about 65 kilometres from Tallinn. The Company is specialized in fabrication and painting different large-sized non-standard steel structures.

3. Company history
Historical development of Loksa Shipyard
19601905 1970 1986 1991 1992 1994 2004 2008
 Activities
begin at
Loksa
Shipyard
 New
workshops
established
as well as
560m of
quays
equipped
with cranes
 New
production
hall for
building
LASH
barges
 In 1992,
Loksa
Shipyard
started
production
of hatch
covers and
twin deck
covers as a
sub-supplier
for ship
yards in
Germany,
Denmark,
Sweden and
Russia
 In 2004, the
repair
facilities were
closed down
with the sale
of the floating
dock as the
steel block
activities
increased
 Loksa Shipyard
focus on ship repair
activities of vessels
up to 115m in length
(4,000dwt)
 4,000 ton floating
dock and several
tugs added to
operations
 In the period 1986-1991
about 1000 LASH barges
were built at Loksa
Shipyard
 Independence of Estonia
(1991)
 In 1994 OSS acquired
Loksa Shipyard from
the Estonian
government
 A comprehensive
renovation of the
facilities and
installation of
advanced production
equipment was made
 Loksa
Shipyard has
specialized
into a company
whose core
competence is
to form,
handle, paint
and outfit
heavy steel
structures
2009
 Loksa Shipyard have
been bought by
Loksa Invest OU, the
consortium of 3
Estonian companies
Crown Solution OU,
Frelok AS, Stako
Diler OU

4. LSY’s geographical location supports future opportunities
Loksa

5. Main production facilities
Steel cutting workshop
Steel cutting workshopSteel cutting workshop
• LSY has various technologies for cutting steel such as gas cutting and plasma cutting
including bevelling
• During the cutting phase the plates are also marked for correct assembly

6. Main production facilities
Steel cutting workshop
PROFILE PLASMA CUTTING MACHINE PCL-600

7. FERMAT's WRF 130 (WF 130), Floor-Type, Horizontal Boring Mill
Spindel Diameter = 130mm
X-axis = 8000mm
Y-axis = 3000 mm
Ram Travel Z-axis = 900mm
Spindel Travel W = 730 mm
Turntable 2500x3000mm, V
=2400mm
Capacity 25000kg

8. Main production facilities
Metal structure workshops
Main metal structure workshopAutomated welding
• Main metal structure workshop next to the cutting facilities.
– 14,580 m2 facility’s maximum height 13 m enables turning of long structures
• Several welding technologies, such as submerged arc, MIG/MAG (both semi-automatic and
robotised) and manual welding

9. Main production facilities
Painting workshops
Painting hallPainting of ship blocks
• In the painting workshops steel structures are blasted and painted
• Painting workshops are also used for mounting outfitting to complex ship blocks
• In 2005, LSY invested in a fully ventilated painting hall with dimensions of 34x34x15 meters
and gates 32x15 meters, which makes it the largest of its kind in Estonia

10. Port facilities
Roll-On process (multi-wheeler “MAFI”)Barge arriving to the port
• Four quays with maximum length of 210 m and depth between 3.6-4.5 m
• Lifting capacity includes two port cranes with 10 t and 20 t capacity, and a gantry crane able
to lift up to 100 t
• LSY has two tug boats handling incoming barges and ships
• Size of ships calling the port is limited by the draught
• Largest ships that can call the port are main cargo/coasters

11. Hatch Cover

12. Bulk Head

13. Transversal box

14. Superstructure section

15. Engine Room Bulk Head

16. Bilge Block

17. Upper Deck

18. Deckhouse

19. House Boat

20. Fish Feeding Barge

21. Service Barge For Fish Farming

22. Foundation for the Wind mill

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25. Facts /Facilities
Title Working area, m² Number of cranes and lifting capacity, tn
Height of working
zone, m Gates HxW,m
Metal Structure Workshop
(5 Bays)
14580 1) 20;20;35 2) 35; 20;16 3) 35;20;10 4) 30;30;10 5) 5;5 13 5.2x4-3pcs; 8x7 & 15x10
Block Assembly Workshop
1800 (25+25); (25+25) 10 13.8x10; 22x10
Painting Workshops
3570 - 6.5; 7; 14
18x6.2-2pcs; 18x7; 32x15
KSU-1;KSU-2; KSU-3;KSU-4 4555 1)10;3;3 2)10;5;5 3)2;2;2;2 4)15;15 6; 5; 6; 6.5 3.5x3&4x4;
8.6x4;3x3&4x4;12x6.5;4.4x4
Cutting Workshop
9450 8; 6; 6; 6 8 5.1x4.3 - 3pcs
Steel stock (outside)
6500 10; 4; 18.5; 10; 32
Other equipment/machinery
Pipe bending machine, max 40mm
Drilling machines, milling machines, turning machines
Platform “MAFI“350 cap. 350t Hydraulic presses (400t, 500t, 600t)
Platform “NICOLAS” cap. 100t Assembling portal “Pema 13500”
Roll-trailers (max cap.130t) Welding portals KW4000
Forklifts, max.cap 7t Welding stations 260 pcs
Profile cutting machine “PCL-600” Welding tractors
Plasma cutting machines Max. weight for roll on – roll off 580t
Gas cutting machine “UXD-P2500”
Gas cutting machine Lille BOBO
Bevelling machines

26. Shipyard layout
Administration building
Metal structure
workshop
Profile cutting
workshop
Steel treatment line
Cutting workshop
Block assembly
workshop
KSU-1 (assembly & welding)
Basin for barges
Quayside area
for ro-ro loading
of barges
KSU-2 (assembly & welding)
Storing of finished products
KSU-4 (assembly & welding, mach.)
Paint workshop 3 (blasting & painting)
KSU-3 (assembly & welding)
Painting workshop 1 (blasting & painting)
Painting workshop 2 (painting)
Total production area
• 60 000 m2 inside
• 19 hectares in total

27. Partners
Odense Steel Shipyard
Volkswerft Stralsund GmbH

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