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Marine Jet Power

Swedish waterjet maker (founded 1986, Uppsala) with CSU, DRB, X-Series, UltraJet and PodJet ranges from 110 kW to 24 MW.

About Marine Jet Power

Marine Jet Power (MJP) is a waterjet propulsion manufacturer founded in Sweden in 1986 and headquartered in Uppsala. It has offices in the United States (Blacklick, Ohio), South Korea (Busan), India (Goa) and Singapore. MJP says its waterjets power more than 900 vessels in over 100 countries, across naval and government craft, patrol boats, fast ferries, yachts, workboats and offshore vessels.

In 2012 MJP acquired Ultra Dynamics, owner of the UltraJet brand, adding axial-flow waterjets to its mixed-flow designs. The current range has five product lines. The CSU (550–1750 CSU, 2.5–24 MW) and DRB (400–850 DRB, 1.25–6 MW) are duplex stainless steel mixed-flow jets for vessels of 26–200 m. The X-Series (280X–500X, 0.6–2.1 MW) has an aluminium body and a duplex pump for high-speed craft of 12–40 m, with an X-HT variant. The aluminium UltraJet (305/340, 0.3–0.45 MW) has more than 15,000 units in service. The PodJet 330 (110 kW) is a compact unit for amphibious vehicles.

MJP also supplies propulsion controls and lifecycle support. References include the Indian Coast Guard's fast interceptor craft and amphibious landing craft.

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Products (5)

Marine Jet Power

CSU

Stainless-steel mixed-flow waterjet

Duplex stainless mixed-flow waterjets of 2,500–24,000 kW for vessels of 26–200 m.

Marine Jet Power

DRB

Mixed-flow waterjet

Double reversing bucket mixed-flow waterjets of 1,250–6,000 kW with duplex stainless pump.

Marine Jet Power

X-Series (X, X-HT)

Waterjet

Aluminium-bodied mixed-flow waterjets of 611–2,070 kW for high-speed craft of 12–40 m.

Marine Jet Power

UltraJet

Axial-flow waterjet

All-aluminium high-thrust waterjets of 298–448 kW for 8–17 m workboats, fishing and military craft; 15,000+ in service.

Marine Jet Power

PodJet

Pod-mounted waterjet

Compact 110 kW aluminium pod waterjet (46 kg) for amphibious military vehicles.