Equipment News – Page 118
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NewsVersatile mobile boat hoist for FDNY
The New York City Fire Department (FDNY) is the largest fire department in the United States and protects 560 miles of waterfront through the use of a fireboat fleet.
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NewsNew traffic services will integrate information
A major refurbishment of the vessel traffic systems running along the German shore will be making a major contribution towards the safety of shipping in the country’s coastal waters.
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NewsHYBRID power regeneration for winches
America winch specialist Markey Machinery has released its HYBRID power regeneration feature as a standard option for its new Render-Recover equipped electric winches.
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NewsNight navigation in Northern Italy river canal
Italian navigation aid specialist Resinex has created an innovative signaling system for night navigation in the river canal of Aussa Corno and the Marano Lagoon which link to the open sea Port of Nogaro.
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NewsNI approval for type specific ECDIS training
Fareham UK based ECDIS Ltd has successfully gained accreditation from the Nautical Institute for their Type Specific ECDIS training course.
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NewsOnboard power controlled over network
Offshore Systems UK Ltd has introduced a new Relay Output Module which enables modules of up to eight completely isolated power relays to be controlled by the NMEA 2000 network.
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NewsWarning system protects offshore wind farm
RWE npower renewables has awarded Tideland Signal a contract to supply warning equipment to protect the Gwynt y Môr offshore wind farm against collisions and accidental damage caused by shipping.
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NewsMega-crane tops MPI Resolution upgrade
Huisman, the Netherlands based specialist in lifting, drilling and subsea solutions, has successfully completed the load testing of the newbuild 600 m/t pedestal crane onboard the wind turbine installation vessel MPI Resolution.
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NewsNew broadband radar warns of pirates
Navico’s new Simrad IMO radar system takes a threefold approach to safe navigation, simultaneously acting as a docking aid, pirate detection system and enhancing collision avoidance.
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NewsRefiited ferries catch a lift to Russia
Worldwide boat transportation and freight forwarding firm, PSP, has successfully transported two catamaran ferries to Russia.
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NewsAIS launched as iPhone ‘app’ at Seawork
Seawork exhibitor Digital Yacht, to be found on Stand Q19, has developed a new low cost navigation device for use with Apple''s popular range of mobile products.
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NewsHarwich’s ship has finally come in
Fifteen years after it was reprieved from the breaker’s yard and 10 years since it was established as a charity, the last of the Trinity House manned light vessels has finally found a home berth in Harwich.
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NewsSee Sealite in the Seawork Showcase
Australian navaids specialist Sealite Pty Ltd has entered its new Solar LED Area Light into the Innovation Showcase at Seawork this year, and can also be found on Stand A5.
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NewsRNLI’s Sea Survival Centre for hire
The UK’s Royal National Lifeboat Institution (RNLI) has a sea survival pool at its Lifeboat College in Poole which is one of the largest specialist facilities of its type anywhere in the world.
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NewsMonitor and control the water flow
Warwickshire UK based marine sanitation specialist LeeSan has started to market TruDesign products in the UK.
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NewsFLAGSHIP iCAS calms emergency warnings
FLAGSHIP, the Pan-European maritime transport project part funded by the EU, has successfully developed software that enables comprehensive suppression of audible warnings.
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NewsBoat lifts find markets in South America
American boat hoist specialists Marine Travelift Inc has appointed Ribeca Equipment Inc as its newest dealership in South America.
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NewsVHF donations boost rescue communications
Two Solent area independent lifeguard and lifeboat charities are set to benefit from VHF equipment donated by UK marine electronics manufacturer Raymarine.
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NewsWinch manufacturer renews focus at Seawork
UK winch and hydraulics experts North Sea Winches are returning to Seawork this year for their eighth successive show, with the emphasis firmly on tugs and renewable energy on Stand number 159.
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NewsSolar Solve screens return to Seawork
Solar Solve Marine UK will be returning to Seawork this year after a ten year absence. The company''s full range of products will be available to view on stand A275.
