Most Trident projects start with a photograph of an existing motor and a phone call. Upload your nameplate data, describe the application, and a Trident engineer responds with a technical proposal, usually within two working days.
Fields marked with a dot are required. The more you tell us up front, the faster we can respond with a meaningful proposal.
From the first nameplate photograph to a commissioned motor on the vessel, every Trident project moves through the same four-stage process. Each stage produces a deliverable you can review and sign off before the next one starts.
You send the nameplate, the application context and the constraints. Our engineer reads the data, asks for any clarification needed and confirms the scope.
A TKBS configuration matched to your duty. Includes datasheet, outline dimensions, delivery commitment and a firm price. Reviewed with you before order.
Finishing, coating and FAT in our Dordrecht workshop to your specification, with optional witness test. Full test certificate, as-built drawings and protector configuration.
Shipping arranged. On-site commissioning support available. Engineering desk remains your contact for warranty, spares and any follow-up work.