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Dometic to introduce new Titan Chiller
Dometic will introduce its new Titan Chiller with revolutionary titanium tube condenser at this year’s Seawork International. The Dometic Titan Chiller features condenser coils made of industrial-grade titanium which, claims the company, makes the units virtually immune to erosion and corrosion.
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NewsWise Engineering experiences a run of orders
Over the last ten years, UK-based Wise Engineering has ordered more than 50 JCB engines for its slipway and boat hoists. Now the company has experienced a run of orders leading to an order of four more engines from UK and Ireland JCB distributor, Mermaid Marine.
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NewsThe world’s first underwater Grinder
One of the stars of last year’s Seawork show was the Nemo submersible cordless drill which was demonstrated throughout the show in the dive tank on the quayside.
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NewsRIBs the future for commercial charter?
Catamarans and hard sided workboats have traditionally held sway in commercial operations for crew transfer, survey and patrol vessels. Can large RIBs perform any of these tasks to the same standard? Southampton, UK-based Commercial Rib Charter seem to think so.
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NewsSabik SC 160
Canadian-headquartered navaids specialist Sabik Marine will introduce to the European market at Seawork 2016 its new self-contained lantern SC 160 based on innovative LED 160 technology.
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NewsA new category of power conversion technology
According to Norway-headquartered Seawork 2016 exhibitor Eltek, the new Rectiverter is the world’s first 3-port bidirectional power conversion module, combining the functionality of a rectifier and an inverter in one unit for simultaneous DC and AC outputs.
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NewsMonopile non-destructive testing breakthrough
Greater Gabbard Offshore Winds Ltd (GGOWL), the operators of the Greater Gabbard Offshore Wind Farm (offshore UK) has utilised the latest vacuum blasting techniques from Seawork exhibitor Precision Blast Systems Ltd as part of its maintenance plan.
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NewsJETanchor
New Zealand-headquartered waterjet manufacturer HamiltonJet has recently launched its latest vessel positioning system called JETanchor. The JETanchor system has been developed and extensively tested over the past 18 months, in response says Hamilton to strong market demand for small vessel positioning systems.
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NewsFirst of three pilot boat delivery
‘St Brides’, the first of three 19m pilot boats built by Mainstay Marine is about to be delivered to the Port of Milford Haven, UK.
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NewsFull production to start at Neander by end of 2016
The German company Neander Shark has reported that it plans to reach full production of its diesel outboard by the end of this year. This comes after a long period of development for its revolutionary outboard motor with the world-wide distribution of this unit now in the hands of diesel ...
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NewsTorbo Mate launches in UK
Ecoblast Supplies Limited (ESL) has acquired the sole distribution rights in the UK for Torbo dustless abrasive blasting systems.
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NewsFirst of new class from Sanmar
Turkey’s Sanmar Shipyards have delivered the first of a new class of Robert Allan Ltd designed ASD tugs to Italtugs for operation at a Sicilian oil terminal.
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News‘Dalby Ouse’
Alicat Workboats in Great Yarmouth, UK has received an order from Dalby Offshore for the purchase of a brand new 26 metre aluminium Wind Farm Service Vessel. The vessel is due for official delivery at Seawork 2016.
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Simulator acquisition
Norway’s Kongsberg Maritime has signed a contract to buy the Trondheim-based ship simulation and consultancy company, Ship Modelling & Simulation Centre AS (SMSC). The acquisition, which is expected to be completed January 2016, will contribute to strengthening Kongsberg Maritime''s position as a world leader in maritime simulation.
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NewsDutch Nav/ comms agreement
Alphatron Marine, the supplier of integrated bridge solutions, has announced the signing of a 3-year global maintenance agreement with Netherlands-headquartered dredging major Van Oord.
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New efficiencies for single-vessel oil spill recovery
The global company DESMI has introduced a new oil spill recovery product, RO-Vane. The new aquatic device has been designed to replace the functions of a second vessel, making cleaning up oil spills using a single vessel far easier, faster and more cost-effective.
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NewsNew generation Royal Navy RIB
The UK’s Secretary of State for Defence, the Rt Hon Michael Fallon MP has announced a £13.5m contract to BAE Systems for 60 new Pacific 24 Rigid Inflatable Boats (RIBs) during a visit to Portsmouth Naval Base.
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NewsAuto-trim from Mercury
Outboards and stern drive propulsion are used on a wide variety of craft these days and most of then have power trim installed. This is used to adjust the angle of the drive leg as the boat comes onto the plane so that the thrust from the propeller remains close ...
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NewsUpgraded Yanmar diesel
Yanmar''s 6LY diesel engine is one of the most popular engines in the Japanese-headquartered company’s comprehensive range. It has become the engine of choice for larger RIBs and for a wide variety of patrol and workboats.
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News23 RIB deal for Spanish civil protection
Vanguard Marine of the UK has recently supplied 23 Vanguard RIBs to the Galician Local Government in Spain.
