Gemini Marine

9 mtr Offshore Support RIB Milnerton 3.

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Engine
2× 200 hp
Top speed
44 kn
Max persons
14 pax
Length overall
9.08 m
CE category
B

Overview

Engineered for the working sea

NMC Milnerton 3 is a 2026-specification Gemini Marine WR880 Offshore Support RIB for guard, stand-by, patrol, emergency response and dive support duties. It is arranged for 2 crew and 12 passengers and is powered by twin Yamaha F/FL200XSA outboards. Stated cruise speed is 25-30 knots, top speed 40-44 knots and range approximately 200 nm at 30 knots.

The half-enclosed console, twin Ullman suspension seats and deck rails support extended and changing missions. Equipment includes Garmin navigation, twin Icom VHF radios, AIS, GMDSS, EPIRB, work lights and amber ECE R65 lights. The datasheet is preliminary; the photographs show a sister vessel.

Key features

Twin Yamaha 200 hp
Twin-engine configuration for redundancy and powerful offshore operation.
Half-enclosed console
Added protection for crew and equipment during extended missions.
GMDSS equipment
Twin VHF radios, AIS, GMDSS, EPIRB and Garmin navigation.
Fourteen persons
Arranged for 2 crew and 12 passengers.

Technical data

Specifications

Dimensions
Length overall
9.08 m
Beam
2.98 m
Draft
0.65 m
Dry weight
2,450 kg
Capacity & Range
Max persons
14 pax
Max payload
1,300 kg
Fuel capacity
600 L
Range
200 nm
Propulsion
Engine
2× 200 hp
Configuration
Outboard
Engine type
Yamaha F/FL200XSA
Top speed
44 kn
Construction
Hull
Deep-V GRP
Tube material
Hypalon / CSM
Air chambers
7
CE category
B — Offshore

Mission profile

Built for professional operations

Configured and certified for a wide range of demanding professional roles.

Dive Support
Stable platform for commercial dive teams.
Guard Vessel
Standby and safety guard duties on station.
Patrol & Enforcement
Coastal patrol, interception and enforcement.
Search & Rescue
Rapid response, recovery and casualty handling at sea.

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