International Marine Certification Institute is pleased to announce…
The International Marine Certification Institute is pleased to announce the
certification of the Leopard 51 Powercat (PC) from Robertson and Caine and
Leopard Catamarans
IMCI is pleased to announce the successfully certification of the Leopard 51 Powercat (PC) from Robertson and Caine and Leopard Catamarans. The power catamaran was built by Robertson and Caine and designed by Simonis Voogd Design.
Robert Caine, the quality assurance manager of R&C says: “The newest member of the power fleet brings with it a multitude of features: a new sleek and stable design, a large forward cockpit, additional lounging areas, an expansive flybridge and a completely redesigned interior upgraded with modern appliances.
Unlike traditional monohull powerboats the Leopard 51 Powercat, being a power catamaran, features magnificent stability, even in rough seas. This contemporary and economically efficient catamaran uses less fuel than previous models. With standard engines this yacht has enough range to go from Florida to New York without refueling. She also incorporates an ergonomic layout that makes maneuvering around the power yacht comfortable and easy.
The Leopard 51 PC also includes a completely redesigned interior as well as providing additional space and a greater value. Featuring new materials used for flooring and cabinetry creating a fresh modern look.”
The Leopard 51 PC is being delivered from Cape Town to world-wide destinations.
Length Overall: 15.54 m
Waterline Length: 14.96 m
Beam: 7.64 m
Draft: 0.98 m
Displacement: 18,500 kg
Fuel Capacity: 1,500 L
Water Capacity: 780 L
Engines: 2 x 275 kW
IMCI is pleased that all requirements of the RCD have been met by the Leopard 51 PC and
has issued a CE certificate.
