A Very Large Crude Carrier of 200,000–320,000 DWT is a floating power station built around a single enormous 2-stroke prime mover — a MAN B&W G80ME-C or S90MC-C, or a WinGD X82/X92 — turning one fixed-pitch propeller through 30,000-plus tonnes of laden steel. When that engine, its turbochargers, the cargo pumps or the inert gas system falter mid-voyage, the cost is measured in tens of thousands of dollars a day in demurrage and lost slot windows. Wattmare exists to close that gap. From Bhavnagar, beside the Alang ship-recycling yard, we supply genuine, OEM-equivalent and reconditioned spares across every machinery space on a VLCC, and we move them to your port in 24–48 hours.
Because we sit alongside the world’s largest source of decommissioned tanker tonnage, we can lay hands on slow-moving, obsolete and high-value items — cylinder covers, fuel pumps, turbocharger rotors, cargo-pump components, IG scrubber spares — that mainstream distributors quote in months. Whether you run a Suezmax-overlap hull, a standard VLCC or a ULCC, every part we ship is inspected, photographed and dispatched with documentation. One supplier, every system, one phone call — that is how we keep your crude on schedule.