Offshore Basket Successfully Manufactured for the Triton Knoll Project

The IREMAS team has successfully completed another high-responsibility project – an Offshore Basket designed for the Triton Knoll offshore wind farm in the United Kingdom.

This order was fulfilled in cooperation with PASSER Group of Companies, an international group known for delivering engineering solutions that meet the highest safety and quality standards in the offshore energy sector.

Technical Overview:

The basket will be used for equipment transportation and lifting operations in marine environments.

Key technical specifications:

  • Working load limit (WLL): 41 tonnes

  • Surface coating: Blue, RAL 5013

  • Environmental protection: Data plates sealed and mounted with aluminium brackets for long-term durability in harsh offshore conditions

  • Compliance: Manufactured in accordance with strict technical specifications and international standards

Proven Expertise, Trusted Execution

This is not the first time IREMAS has delivered such a project. Our team brings years of experience in manufacturing custom metal structures for marine and industrial applications.

Solutions like this require not only technical precision but a deep sense of responsibility – from the initial drawing review to the final surface treatment. Each detail reflects the commitment to quality that defines IREMAS as a reliable partner in international projects.

Contributing to Global Energy Solutions

The Triton Knoll offshore wind farm is one of the key renewable energy initiatives in the UK. We are proud to support its development by providing critical infrastructure components.

Our ongoing cooperation with PASSER Group demonstrates growing international trust in the IREMAS brand and strengthens our presence in the global offshore and energy markets.

A sincere thank-you to our entire team – from engineers and project managers to production specialists – for making this project a reality. It is yet another achievement that highlights the strength of teamwork.