BUILT FOR COASTAL WORK
Aluminum Landing Craft
Move equipment, supplies and crew between the water and shore with a layout built around the job. Explore JR Marine’s 30′, 36′ and 44′ aluminum bow-down landing craft, then discuss your loading requirements, operating area and working-deck needs with our team.
Compare Our Landing Craft
44′ Bow Down Landing Craft
A 44 ft published length and 15 ft beam, with a 25 ft by 12 ft self-bailing working deck and a 120 in hydraulic bow opening. The featured build uses twin 500 hp Mercury SeaPro outboards.
36′ Bow Down Landing Craft
A hydraulic bow ramp and aft wheelhouse arrangement for cargo and crew transport. The published reference build includes a three-person wheelhouse and covered cable-splice shelter.
30′ Bow Down Landing Craft
A walk-through cabin layout with forward and aft access and a hydraulic bow ramp. The published reference build lists twin Suzuki 250XL engines.
Compare Layouts and Access
| Model | Published length | Layout and access |
|---|---|---|
| 44′ Bow Down Landing Craft | 44 ft | 25 ft × 12 ft working deck; 120 in hydraulic bow opening |
| 36′ Bow Down Landing Craft | 36 ft | Aft wheelhouse; hydraulic bow ramp; covered cable-splice shelter on the reference build |
| 30′ Bow Down Landing Craft | Hull length 30 ft | Walk-through cabin; forward and aft doors; hydraulic bow ramp |
Specifications describe the referenced builds. Confirm current dimensions, loading limits, equipment and operating requirements with JR Marine for your project.
Match the Boat to the Load
A model name is only the start. Bring the dimensions and weight of your equipment, how you need to load it, and the shoreline or dock access you expect to use. Discuss clear deck space, bow-opening width, crew shelter and the systems needed for your operation with JR Marine.
- What you carry, including the dimensions and weight of the largest item
- How cargo, vehicles and people will move through the bow opening
- Your operating area and typical loading locations
- Cabin, crew seating, storage and equipment needs
- Your target season and build requirements
A Custom Build for Your Operation
JR Marine combines aluminum fabrication with in-house engineering, finishing, electrical work and outfitting. Talk with us about the working layout and equipment your project requires.
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