Swan 112 RS

Swan
Development
Location	Finland
Year	1999 - 2006
No. Built	5
brand	Swan
Builder(s)	Nautor Swan OY
Boat
Boat Weight	110,000 kg (240,000 lb)
Draft	4.40 m (14.4 ft)
Hull
Type	Monohull
LOH	34.54 m (113.3 ft)
LWL	28.16 m (92.4 ft)
Beam	7.42 m (24.3 ft)
Engine Type	MTU 414hp
Hull Appendages
Ballast	28,000 kg (62,000 lb)
Rig
Rig Type	Masthead
I (Foretriangle Height)	40.80 m (133.9 ft)
J (Foretriangle Base)	12.10 m (39.7 ft)
P (Mainsail Luff)	36.87 m (121.0 ft)
E (Mainsail Foot)	12.90 m (42.3 ft)
Sails
Mainsail area	237.8 m² (2,560 sq ft)
Jib / Genoa area	Unknown
Gennaker area	712 m² (7,660 sq ft)
other sails	345.5 m² (3,719 sq ft) Reacher
← Swan 90 Mk I Swan 115 →

The Swan 112 RS was designed by German Frers and built by Nautor's Swan and first launched in 1999 and was the largest boat the yard had produced at this time until introduction of the Swan 131 six years later.

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Sailboat types built by Nautor Swan

Sparkman & Stephens	Swan 36 1967 Swan 37 1970 Swan 38 1974 Swan 40 1970 Swan 41 1973 Swan 411 1977 Swan 43 1967 Swan 431 Swan 44 1972 Swan 47 1975 Swan 48 1971 Swan 55 1970 Swan 57 1977 Swan 65 1972 Swan 76

Ron Holland	Swan 371 1979 Swan 39 1978 Swan 391 1981 Swan 42 1980 Swan 43 Holland 1985 Swan 441 1978 Nautor 102 1986

Frers	Swan 36 Frers 1988 Swan 40 Frers 1992 Club Swan 42 2006 Swan 44 Mk I 1989 Swan 44 Mk II 1996 Swan 45 2002 Swan 46 Mk I 1983 Swan 46 Mk II 1990 Swan 46 Mk III 2004 Swan 48 Frers Swan 51 1981 Swan 53 Mk I 1986 Swan 53 Mk II 2004 Swan 54 2016 Swan 55 1990 Swan 56 1997 Swan 57 1996 Swan 59 1984 Swan 60 Swan 60 OD Swan 601 2004 Swan 61 1985 Swan 62 Swan 651 1982 Swan 66 2007 Swan 68 1991 Swan 70 2001 Swan 75 Swan 77 Swan 78 2017 Swan 80 Swan 80 Mk II Swan 82 Swan 86 Swan 90 Swan 95 2016 Swan 100 Swan 105 RS Swan 112 Swan 115 2016 Swan 131

Juan Kouyoumdjian	ClubSwan 50 2016

Nautor	Nautor 76 Luca Brenta Nautor 78 2007 Bill Tripp

Others	Motorsailer / S&S Nautor 39 - Nautor 43 - Nautor 50 Powerboats / Don Sheed Nautor 40 - Nautor 47

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