Accessories & Equipment – Page 106
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Remote Use Antenna Takes Work Anywhere
With business now being carried out in more places around the world and work patterns demanding fast, efficient electronic communication any time, anywhere, Inmarsat has developed a new Regional Broadband, Global Area Network (BGAN) solution consisting of a lightweight satellite IP modem which provides high speed connectivity running at up ...
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Compact VHF Handheld Designed for Commercial Usage
Icom UK Ltd has launched a new VHF marine handheld transceiver designed with particular emphasis on commercial use. Suitable forboth commercial marine and Private Business Radio (PBR) applications, the compact and rugged IC-M87 meets military standard requirements (MIL-STD) and is built to the same waterproof specification (equivalent to IPX7) employed ...
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NewsWell Trained Engineers Inhabit seawork Quayside
Engine suppliers E P Barrus return to their familiar quayside location for seawork2003 secure in the belief that they provide not only the widest range of marine engines but also the best trained dealer network.
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NewsMarine Traffic Surveys Bring Safety to seawork
Southampton based marine risk management specialists MARICO Marine will be bringing their survey vessel MORVEN to the floating exhibition at seawork2003 and the company''s John Riding will address the UK Harbours Masters Association on the subject of marine traffic surveys and their implications for ports.
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NewsNo Fantasies About Theme Park Boat Safety
Guests at the Universal Orlando Theme Park in, Florida USA are benefiting from complimentary water taxi transport to and from its resort hotels and the attractions.
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NewsInnovative Transport for RNLI Rescue Hovercraft
People caught on quicksands or by incoming tide on the immense notorious mudflats of Morecambe Bay UK will be thankful for salvation in the form of a new road transportable hovercraft which has been put into service by the RNLI .
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NewsAutomatic Engine Room Fire Prevention Detection System
Norway based Hernis Scan Systems A/S have launched a new optical leakage detector system called DETEC which was shown at NorShipping in Oslo earlier this month.
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NewsHard Graft Gets College Centre of Excellence a Training Engine
Engineer cadets at the South Tyneside College National Nautical Centre of Excellence have improved their own training prospects by adding a new engine to their facilities, having dismantled it at its former home, moved it to the College and re-assembled it themselves.
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NewsEasy Berth With New Mooring System
Load measurement and stress analysis specialists Strainstall have recently completed a major contract to supply integrated jetty mooring systems for the new VLCC Oil Import Terminal at Jurong in Singapore. The primary functions of the system are to accurately monitor a vessel''s speed and angle of approach and then, once ...
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NewsHagglunds Pulling Power On Board at seawork2003
The Macduff Shipyards newbuild research vessel Aora , which will participate in the floating exhibition component of seawork2003 , features drive motors for its on board deck machinery supplied by Hagglunds . Macduff has been using Hagglunds motors for years to drive the trawl winches, net winches and cargo anchor ...
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NewsFixed Cost Machine Rental Lifts DFDS
DFDS Tor Line , which operates daily ro-ro traffic across the North and Baltic Seas, has expanded its rental and maintenance agreement with Kalmar Industries to cover the DFDS terminal in Rotterdam''s Maasvlakte and the North Sea Terminal in Norway.
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Jotun Decks the Halls (and the Floors) at seawork2003
A range of new concrete coatings will be introduced at seawork 2003 by Jotun Paints (Europe) Ltd . Offering port and harbour masters protection for warehouse and other floors subject to heavy wear, the Jotafloor range provides the four layer Jotafloor Traffic Deck System .
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Tysons On the Ropes at seawork
Tysons (Ship Riggers) Ltd travel to seawork from Grimsby with their range of Gold Strand products which have been well received in many sectors of the marine industries.
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NewsTow Rope Protectors for Powerful Tugs
The Extra Heavy Duty (EHD+) range of Tow Rope Protectors has been introduced by Hallam Polymer to combat the extraordinary forces being applied by today''s powerful tugs during ocean going salvage operations. Specially designed to give maximum protection to the tow rope/wire/ cable by preventing abrasion and chafe against bulwarks, ...
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NewsDecking to Save the Rainforest
A Dufor 35 yacht has been totally re-decked with Tek-Dek , a recently available alternative to teak laid decking from the Hampshire UK based company of the same name.
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NewsHigh-Tech Mooring Ropes are a Success Story for Marlow
Marlow Ropes Ltd , one of Europe''s leading fibre ropemakers, has seen significant success of its extensive range of Steelite light weight mooring ropes principally utilising the UHMPE High Modulus Polyethylene [UHMPE] fibres.
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NewsUAIS Training Launch in Portsmouth
Technical training courses covering all aspects of installation and commissioning of Class A Universal Automatic Identification Systems (UAIS) are now available through Portsmouth UK based manufacturer McMurdo.
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NewsFire Safety Upgrade for 'HMS Belfast'
HMS Belfast, the WWII era light cruiser now preserved as a floating museum on the River Thames in central London, has been equipped with a new intelligent fire detection system based on Apollo fire detectors.
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NewsISPS Code Compliance Achievable, Says Expert
Industry-wide compliance with not only the letter but also the spirit of the ISPS Code by July of next year is not only achievable but also essential, a leading security training provider has told Maritime Journal.
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NewsCruising the Comfort Zone of Back-Up Power
Rechargeable nickel-cadmium battery technology has been selected in preference to valve regulated lead acid (VRLA) batteries to provide 30 minutes of emergency back-up power for Royal Caribbean''s fleet of Radiance Class luxury cruise ships. Two of the four vessels from the Meyer Werft shipyard of Papenburg in Germany have already ...
