UAB Klaipėdos Laivų Remontas occupies a niche in the repair of small and medium-sized vessels at Klaipėda Port. The company has two docks designed for the repair of medium and low-tonnage vessels, with a dock weight capacity of up to 1200 tons, length up to 70 meters, width up to 13 meters, and maximum draft of 4 meters. Portal cranes with lifting capacities of 32 and 10 tons operate along the company’s quays, covering a total quay length of 1365 meters and depths ranging from 3.5 to 8.5 meters.

UAB Klaipėdos Laivų Remontas specialises in the repair and maintenance of ferryboats in line shipping. Main areas of repair include: ferry engine repair and technical maintenance, pipe system repair and maintenance, fire fighting and life-saving equipment repair and maintenance, passenger section repair, securing of cargo. All work is performed between trips and during the trips.

UAB Klaipėdos Laivų Remontas holds a unique and extensive metal processing cutting workshop. We specialise in the repair of various types of machinery mechanisms, manufacturing and restoring machine parts and components. Our capabilities include the grinding of large-size crankshafts (up to 5.5 meters in length), mechanical processing and restoration of shafts (up to 12 meters in length), as well as mechanical processing and restoration of drums and disks (up to 1.2 meters in diameter). We manufacture and repair metal structures for various purposes, with dimensions reaching 14 meters in width, 6 meters in height, and weights up to 20 tons. Our expertise covers:

Our company has successfully taken on the dismantling, assembly, and testing of petroleum product receiving hoses at the Būtingė terminal. We continue to maintain a successful partnership with AB ORLEN Lietuva.

In 2003, the company opened the Cruise Ship Terminal in the leased quay. The Cruise Ship Terminal is located in the oldest part of Klaipėda, offering arriving travellers a wide array of entertainment options. Tourists arriving in Klaipėda on cruise ships are offered fascinating excursions to UNESCO-protected towns of the Curonian Spit: Juodkrantė, Preila, Nida, as well as the Lithuanian Sea Museum, Palanga’s Amber Museum, Šventoji, and other stunning locations. On average, the terminal welcomes 65 cruise ships annually.