This Williams 565 dieseljet tender RIB holds nine passengers which can luxuriate in glorious comfort, whether you’re planing nimbly over the waves or slipping gracefully into harbour.
This is the older version just to show what metamorphosis this model has undergone.
This RIB is available with either a 150 hp or 195 hp engine. You will never be short of power.
I always find these kinds of tests very impressive and well worth watching. This time it’s a Williams RIB that is put to the test.
This video shows numerous tests a RIB must pass in order to be approved.
I have more videos of these kind of tests here on RIBs ONLY. Like this ones from GEMINI, Ribeye and Sportis to name a few.
This one is my absolute favourite. It’s a slam tests from a RIB … that never slams: it’s a Rafnar. Awesome video by our member Tom Bettle.
About these tests
SOLAS has been around for some time. The main objective of the SOLAS Convention is to specify minimum standards for the construction, equipment and operation of ships, compatible with their safety.
Introducing the new DieselJet 415. Featuring a modern dashboard layout with centralised Raymarine Axiom 7″ multifunction navigation system. Owners can enjoy a port side boarding solution which features a step pad on top of the tube as standard in conjunction with the boarding pole for ease getting on and off.
Capable of carrying up to six guests at speeds of up to 40 mph thanks to the proven 110 hp Yanmar 4JH diesel engine. The DieselJet 415 made its world debut in January 2021.