Engraved Marking/Carving Tonnage Plate - Plastic Version

Engraved Tonnage Plate sign in Laminate Plastic. 
These plates are offered in Black with white text, or White with Black text
Will need to be affixed in place with an epoxy glue or drilled/screwed into place (not supplied) - check the requirements of your Marking/Carving note and regional requirements.
Custom sizes made to order - email us with your size and requirements
For displaying your O.N. (Official Number) and N.T. (Net Tonnage)

The requirements for displaying a tonnage plate on a boat can vary depending on the country and its specific regulations. This is general information that is commonly found in many maritime jurisdictions.

• Regulatory Authority: The rules and regulations for displaying a tonnage plate on a boat are typically set by the maritime or coast guard authority of the country where the boat is registered.
• Boat Size: Tonnage plates are often required for larger vessels, especially those over a certain size threshold. The specific size at which tonnage plates are required can vary by jurisdiction.
• Measurement System: The tonnage plate usually includes information about the boat's size, which may be measured in gross tonnage (GT) or other measurement systems. Gross tonnage is a standard measure of the total internal volume of a ship.
• Location on the Boat: Regulations may specify where the tonnage plate should be displayed on the boat. It is typically placed in a visible location, often near the ship's bridge.
• Information on the Plate: The tonnage plate typically includes essential information about the vessel, such as its official number, name, port of registry, tonnage measurements, and sometimes other details like the builder's name and year of construction.
• Format and Design: There may be specific requirements regarding the format and design of the tonnage plate, including the size of lettering, color, and materials used.
• Inspections and Certification: In some cases, boats may need to undergo inspections or surveys to determine their tonnage. The tonnage plate may only be issued or certified after a successful inspection.

It's important to note that these requirements can vary significantly from one country to another. Therefore, if you are a boat owner or operator, it is crucial to check with the relevant maritime authority or agency in your country to get accurate and up-to-date information on the specific requirements for displaying a tonnage plate on your boat - if you have specific requirements then get in touch so that we can create your plate to suit.