HAMANN sewage treatment plants for offshore and inland vessels

HAMANN sewage treatment plants for offshore and inland vessels. We design and manufacture wastewater treatment systems for yachts, ferries, cruise ships, commercial and naval vessels and offshore installations.

HL-CONT COMPACT SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANTS

Small and light wastewater treatment systems for superyachts, commercial and naval vessels and offshore installations

The smallest and lightest sewage treatment plant on the market
Cost optimized, short lead times
Small package – big performance
Certified to IMO res. MEPC.227 (64), USCG and EU MED

HL-CONT PLUS SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANTS

Versatile and powerful wastewater treatment systems for superyachts, ferries, cruise ships, commercial and naval vessels and offshore installations

The most versatile sewage treatment plants
Full customization options
Simple installation on board
Dismountable sewage treatment plants for easy retrofitting
Certified to IMO res. MEPC.227 (64), USCG and EU MED

HL-CONT PLUS OCEANCRUISE ADVANCED WASTEWATER PURIFICATION (AWP) SYSTEMS

Advanced wastewater purification (AWP) systems for ferries and cruise ships operating in Alaskan waters or the Baltic sea

Modular design for flexible installation and small footprint
Low maintenance & ultimate reliability
Certified to IMO res. MEPC.227 (64) incl. Section 4.2 (MARPOL special areas) and EU MED
Compliant with US CFR Title 33 Part 159 Subpart E (Alaska)

HL-CONT PLUS RIVERCRUISE ADVANCED WASTEWATER PURIFICATION (AWP) SYSTEMS

Advanced wastewater purification (AWP) systems for river cruise ships and other inland navigation vessels

Modular design for flexible installation and small footprint
Low maintenance & ultimate reliability
Certified to Commission Directive 2012/49/EU

PREVIOUS GENERATION SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANTS CERTIFIED TO IMO MEPC.159(55) OR IMO MEPC.2(IV)

We have been designing and manufacturing wastewater treatment systems since 1972. Technology has evolved and so has regulation. These older generation sewage treatment plants are no longer compliant with current regulations on sewage discharge.