Accessories & Equipment – Page 63
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Marine careers support for Cornwall’s youth
Young people in Cornwall UK will benefit from a new £1.2m EU scheme to raise awareness of marine careers and improve job prospects into the sector.
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NewsWBV motion analysis course explodes myths
There are many myths surrounding While Body Vibration (WBV) measurement and analysis on fast craft where the motion is characteristically Repeated Shock (RS) as much as WBV.
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European deck equipment boost from Asia
Recent contracts to deliver MacGregor anchor handling, mooring and towing solutions for 15 offshore support vessels (OSV) for Asian customers is a result of returning market confidence, says Cargotec.
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NewsLifting operations: Don’t close your eyes
Experienced people sometimes still need reminding that maxims like ‘routine is the friendly killer’ still hold true where lifting operations are concerned, says IMCA’s technical director Jane Bugler.
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XCover System for ropes uncovered at SMM
Gleistein Ropes launched its new XCover System at the SMM exhibition in Hamburg last month.
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Lifting capacity lifted by Kleven’s new dock
Kleven Maritime is centred in Norway, with activities largely taking place in the company’s two yards, Kleven Verft AS and Myklebust Verft AS.
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NewsDavits for new offshore patrol vessel
Offshore handling systems specialist, Caley Ocean Systems has been awarded a contract by Babcock to supply rescue boat davits for a new offshore patrol vessel for the Irish Naval Service (INS).
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NewsFirst winches for 14 tug order underway
Ibercisa is manufacturing the deck machinery for 14 tugboats under construction at the Armón Shipyard in Spain.
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NewsSeaway Heavy Lifting gets a big hammer
IHC Hydrohammer, part of IHC Merwede, has been awarded a contract by Seaway Heavy Lifting to design and manufacture a S-2500 piling hammer, the largest ever built by the company.
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Heila Cranes and Double D merge
Heila Cranes and Double D marine equipment BV have merged, with Heila focusing entirely on the production of marine and offshore cranes.
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NewsLivett gives Rings a truly Olympian lift
The set of Olympic rings might not have seemed truly huge when hanging from the upper central section of London’s Tower Bridge, but in fact they measured 25m long by 11m high.
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NewsMatador 3 delivers 400t crane to Leviathan
A new, custom built 400 ton boom hoist offshore pedestal crane was recently shipped from its construction quay in Zaandam to Amsterdam for installation onboard Seajacks’ jack-up vessel Leviathan.
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NewsElectrically driven AHT winches arrive
Cargotec has released electrically-driven versions of its range of MacGregor offshore anchor handling and towing winches (eAHT).
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Lightweight winch for windfarm workboats
The new AAW-150 anchor winch has been specially designed by Hercules Hydraulics for offshore wind farm vessels and is built almost entirely from non-ferrous materials, keeping the weight down to less than 250 kg.
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NewsFirefighting response for tight corners
Fighting a fire onboard any vessel is a challenging experience and it is essential that response units act fast, as the intricate spaces on most workboats can cause fire to spread very quickly.
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Alphaconnect Hybrid launched at SMM
The navigation and communications division of Dutch innovator Alphatron Marine has introduced Alphaconnect Hybrid, a type approved on board telephone system (PABX) with integrated IP facilities.
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NewsWave piercing future for small boat design
A new hull design being developed as the next generation of lifeboat could point the way to a revolution in hull design for motor yachts.
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NewsSafe passage for Olympic flame to the Games
English football legend David Beckham helped the Olympic flame make a spectacular appearance on the River Thames shortly before the opening ceremony of the London 2012 Games.
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NewsTest Coxswain course for High Speed Craft
Bournemouth UK based FRC International has developed a unique training course and qualification for the professional maritime sector.
