Craftsmanship & Gallery — Dolphin Speed Boats

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Inside the shipyard

Every hull is
infused, not laid up.

Dolphin was the first builder in Egypt to move its hulls from hand lay-up to Vacuum Infusion Process — pulling resin through the laminate under vacuum instead of rolling it on by hand.

01

Dry laminate is set in the mold

Glass and core are laid dry, so saturation is even before resin ever enters.

02

A single vacuum pulls the resin

One continuous draw removes air and excess resin the hand can't reach.

03

A lighter, stronger, drier hull cures

Less resin weight, no voids, and a consistent laminate from bow to transom.

RINA

Italian maritime classification for hull and structure.

CE

European conformity — the standard for exporting to the Gulf and EU.

ISO

Quality-management standards followed across the build floor.

Inside the Dolphin Speed Boats yard, Alexandria
Inside the yard — AlexandriaPhoto
The Dolphin Speed Boats production team, Alexandria shipyard
The team — Alexandria shipyardPhoto
The Dolphin Speed Boats team beside a finished hull
The team — with a finished hullPhoto