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Boat Build

  • RIB builder debuts range at Seawork

    01 Jun 2008

    Kent UK based V RIBS Ltd will launch a new range of offshore commercial RIBs at the Seawork International 2008. The newly designed boats, ranging in length from 9m to 15m and capable of speeds above 50 knots, are on display for the first time at the international show. 

  • Try one and buy one at Seawork 2008

    22 May 2008

    Travelling all the way from the Shetland Island of Unst, Flugga Boats will be bringing the first of its new 9m range of incredibly rugged workboats to Seawork 2008. 

  • High speed Interceptor makes world debut at Seawork

    01 Jun 2008

    Damen Shipyards of Gorinchem in the Netherlands has just launched a first of class Interceptor 1102 which will make its world debut at Seawork International 2008. 

  • See the largest Cheetah on the Seawork pontoon

    01 Jun 2008

    Isle of Wight based catamaran builders and Seawork exhibitors Cheetah Marine have launched the first of their new 11m series, the largest Cheetah ever built. 

  • Workboats are cool at Seawork 2008

    01 Jun 2008

    With the launch of Blue Cool Select, Seawork exhibitor Webasto is the first manufacturer in the world to offer a marine air conditioning system that operates from a central cooling air supply. 

  • Powercats launches the new 695 at Seawork 2008

    01 Jun 2008

    Powered catamaran manufacturer Powercats Ltd, which debuted its award winning Powercat 525 Commercial at Seawork 2007, returns from its Cornwall base to unveil its new Powercat 695 at Seawork 2008. 

  • Seawork is home for commercial RIB builder

    01 Jun 2008

    MST (Marine Specialised Technology Ltd) was established in 2002 and first exhibited at Seawork in 2003. It has since had a stand at every successive SeaWork and will be returning again for Seawork 2008. 

  • Build a bendy green boat at Seawork

    01 Jun 2008

    Salisbury UK based Seawork exhibitor Southern Cross Marine brings not a boat but a new boatbuilding material which makes its European debut at the 2008 show. 

  • Texans not baffled at Seawork

    01 Jun 2008

    Travelling all the way to Seawork from Texas USA is CPI Marine, which manufactures its own patented removable, repairable, replaceable bladders for the sponsons on RIBs. 

  • New pilot cutter arrives in Aberdeen

    01 Jun 2008

    Pembroke Dock UK based Mustang Marine has delivered the newbuild pilot cutter Sea Haven to the Aberdeen Harbour Board following an uneventful four day delivery voyage up through the Irish Sea and the Caledonian Canal to reach the North Sea. 

  • Airtricity wants WindCats for Great Gabbard

    01 Jun 2008

    Lancashire UK based WindCat Workboats has won the contract to supply five vessels for the long term maintenance of the Greater Gabbard offshore wind farm. 

  • Rugged newbuild for Norwegian Coastal Administration

    01 Jun 2008

    Swedish boat builder Dockstavarvet has a long standing record as aluminium boat builders, specialising in two lines, high speed police/patrol/interceptor craft and fast pilot launches. It is the latter category that has been addressed by the recent arrival of LOS 116, the second pilot boat from Docksta to the Norwegian Coastal Administration, was delivered to the Fedje Pilot Station outside Bergen last month. 

  • KD Marine catches a Seawind for support

    01 Jun 2008

    Appledore UK based Seawind Marine Limited has a strong boat building history and is associated with traditional steel and GRP trawler new builds and specialised multi functional work vessels. Now the multi-skilled workforce has embarked on a new kind of challenge. In association with the naval architect Ian Darley, Seawind has been instructed by KD Marine of Scotland to design and build a new concept aluminium dive support vessel. 

  • First run for hydrogen whale watcher

    01 Jun 2008

    The dual fuel vessel Elding 1 made its first trial run from Reykjavik following a successful assessment of the fuel cell system and certification by Germanischer Lloyd. 

  • Polar Roller to roam the wilderness

    01 Jun 2008

    Rolls-Royce has been selected to design a research vessel to carry out significant environmental research at both the North and South Poles. 

  • Best Buddy keeps clean canals

    01 Jun 2008

    Essex Waterways Limited and Chelmer Canal Trust, the bodies responsible for maintaining and operating the Chelmer & Blackwater Navigation in the UK have delivered an innovative solution to the problem of visible pollution as part of it’s continuing commitment to good environmental stewardship. 

  • See Safehaven siblings on the Seawork pontoon

    01 Jun 2008

    Ireland's Safehaven Marine will make an even larger impression than usual at Seawork this year with not one but two of its Interceptor 42 pilot vessels available for viewing and demonstration runs from the exhibition's floating pontoon. 

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