Steber International’s latest build for the Federal Government will greatly assist the development of Australia’s future uninhabited surface and sub-surface vehicles. The Steber 40 (40ft) will be the 21st vessel built by Steber’s for the Australian Department of Defence. Following last week’s launch, the vessel will spend three weeks on…

Steber International is ahead of the curve when it comes to adapting and adopting new technology and techniques to remain relevant in the ever-changing marine manufacturing environment. And it’s not just a recent reset of the company’s mission statement and goals. “As far back as 2010 we gained Bronze Status…

There have been many examples over the years of the service longevity delivered by vessels manufactured by Steber International.The photograph above is a simple illustration of that fact. It shows three Steber’s currently in use with the Republic of Mauritius.They are (from left to right): the 41ft Maustral, launched in…

While hybrid cars are now commonplace on our roads, development of hybrid boats has been lagging behind – until now. A collaborative partnership between Ampcontrol, University of Newcastle and Steber International has conducted a series of highly successful bench and on-water trials of a hybrid diesel/electric boat prototype. Steber International,…

Buoyed by early successes, Steber International’s first foray into electric hybrid boats has now entered the stage three development phase. The electric hybrid is a collaborative effort between Steber’s, Ampcontrol and Newcastle University, with funding support from the Federal Government Department of Industry, Innovation and Science. Stage one involved bench…

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