Accessories & Equipment – Page 93

  • Inmarsats new services will initially be launched in the Asian market.
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    Global Hand-Held Satellite Phone Service Launches

    2006-09-01T00:00:00Z

    Mobile satellite services operator Inmarsat took the first steps in launching its global hand-held satellite phone service this month with the announcement of collaboration arrangements with ACeS international Ltd, the leading Asian hand-held voice satellite services operator. The alliance will deliver low cost hand-held and fixed voice services, initially in ...

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    London Club Urges Greater Use of Parallel Indexing

    2006-09-01T00:00:00Z

    The London P& I Club has said that two recent casualties may well have been avoided if the bridge teams of the vessels involved had made use of parallel indexing, a radar technique which can enable navigators to monitor continuously for cross track error.

  • The Royal Navys fleet of P2000 Archer class patrol boats are receiving new gyrocompasses.
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    New Gyros for Navy Patrol Boats

    2006-09-01T00:00:00Z

    Watford UK based TSS International Ltd has delivered 21 of its latest high performance S G Brown Meridian gyro-compasses to the British Royal Navy. These are being installed on board the Royal Navy''s fleet of P2000 Archer Class patrol boats to replace earlier model S G Brown gyros.

  • New technologies enables a camera to connect to the radar software system, displaying objects the radar detects.
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    Radar Integration Adds Camera Tracking System

    2006-09-01T00:00:00Z

    Texas USA based Night Vision Technologies Inc (NVTi) has introduced scientific advancements to its series 5000 and 6000 multiple sensor vision systems to provide superior radar integration and object tracking.

  • A range of Transas equipment will be on show at SMM 2006.
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    Spotlight on NavComms at SMM

    2006-09-01T00:00:00Z

    Transas will spotlight its flagship products on Stand 330 in Hall 11 at SMM 2006. The Transas intelligent Bridge Navigation System (HTiBS) has become the first in the world to be type approved as INS Class C.

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    SSAS and SVDR Security Upgrade for Dredger Fleet

    2006-09-01T00:00:00Z

    Somerset UK based Atlantas Marine has been supplying the Satamatics Ocean Alert SSAS (Ship Security Alert System) for both UK and international fleets during the last two years, during which time it has equipped over 400 vessels with a package mandated by the IMO''s ISPS Code for ships over 500gt. ...

  • JRCs new JMA-5200 compact radar is designed for small commercial vessels and workboats.
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    See Next Generation NavComms at SMM

    2006-09-01T00:00:00Z

    Global marine electronics manufacturer JRC invests some 60m annually on research and development and has embarked on an ambitious programme to introduce new advanced communication and navigation products to meet the demands of the modern, IT driven marine electronics user. A glimpse of the new JRC product line being launched ...

  • Pictured from left to right: Bob Sclater, Dave Thompson, Nigel Mills and Captain Chris Thompson from South Tyneside College.
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    Orkney Ports Trainees at Home on Tyneside

    2006-09-01T00:00:00Z

    The Orkney Islands Council Harbours Authority has enhanced its standard of marine service by sending employees on a comprehensive training course at South Tyneside College.

  • Some 80% of commercial vessels at sea now depend on Tyco for their fire safety.
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    Tyco Beats the Heat at SMM 2006

    2006-09-01T00:00:00Z

    Marine fire safety specialist Tyco will be at SMM 2006 showcasing its line-up of fire suppression brands and solutions designed specifically for shipboard applications.

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    Lone Worker Protection Progress

    2006-09-01T00:00:00Z

    The Land & Water Group, a specialist marine civil engineering contractor, employs over a hundred people, many of whom work alone on sites around the UK which are on or near watercourses. Three years ago it developed (in house) a lone worker system which, if submerged in water, would send ...

  • The MRCC incident room.
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    Belgians Collaborate for Ostend MRCC

    2006-09-01T00:00:00Z

    The new Maritime Rescue and Coordination Centre (MRCC) at Ostend was officially opened last month, providing a first point of contact for accidents at sea along the Belgian coast.

  • NaviLED stern lamps have a range of two nautical miles.
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    Compact Stern Lamp Seen from Two Miles

    2006-09-01T00:00:00Z

    From calm to choppy waters, accurate navigation lamps are necessary for vessel visibility and safety. Meeting regulations for boats up to 20m, the new compact two nautical mile NaviLED stern lamps from New Zealand headquartered Hella Marine are designed to withstand harsh conditions and save power on board.

  • Bakker Sliedrecht has developed a diesel-electric propulsion concept for two Swedish Coastguard patrol vessels being built by Damen Shipyards.
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    Bakker Sliedrecht Drives Back to SMM

    2006-09-01T00:00:00Z

    Dutch marine electrical engineering specialist Bakker Sliedrecht returns to Hamburg for SMM 2006 and will be showing, amongst other things, its new ultra-compact direct water cooled frequency drives, a new series of totally enclosed, modular units which have been improved by way of smaller dimensions, serviceability, and an optimised cooling ...

  • The new D Mk 5 window wiper will be on display at SMM.
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    Modified Wiper Motor Housings at SMM

    2006-09-01T00:00:00Z

    Hepworth Marine and Wynn Marine are exhibiting on Stand 123 of the British Pavilion in Hall 7 at SMM Hamburg.

  • Winches will be amongst the deck equipment displayed by HATLAPA at SMM.
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    Future-Proof Deck Equipment at SMM

    2006-09-01T00:00:00Z

    German marine equipment specialist HATLAPA will not have to travel far from its head office at Uetersen to its position on Stand 531 in Hall 12 at SMM 2006. With subsidiaries in Singapore, Shanghai, Cyprus and the UK plus agencies in 35 other countries, HATLAPA supplies deck machinery, compressors and ...

  • MSC Home Terminal in Antwerp has ordered a further two Kalmar super post-Panamax ship to shore cranes.
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    Ship to Shore Cranes in Demand

    2006-09-01T00:00:00Z

    Crane manufacturer Kalmar has won orders for two new super post-Panamax ship to shore cranes for MSC Home Terminal in Antwerp, on top of 15 cranes it supplied to the same port in 2004. Another order for a ship to shore container crane for Sweden''s Helsingborgs Hamn AB will be ...

  • Traffideck has been used to surface the vehicle decks of this P&O ferry.
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    Get a Grip for a Non-Slip Ship

    2006-09-01T00:00:00Z

    The physical properties of Traffideck were put to the test when Mitsubishi Heavy Industries specified the material for resurfacing three vehicle decks on a P& O passenger ferry. A polyurethane developed by Hyperlast Limited for anti-skid protection on industrial and commercial surfaces, Traffideck has been engineered to provide a durable, ...

  • Childrens safety is enhanced by learning not to play in the working environment of commercial ports.
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    ABP's Summer Safety Campaign

    2006-08-01T00:00:00Z

    For the second year running, Associated British Ports (ABP), which owns and operates 21 ports around the UK, has launched a summer safety campaign to warn children of the dangers of trespassing and swimming in its docks and harbours.

  • Appropriately skilled personnel are critical to upcoming capacity expansion within the Haven Gateway. Photo courtesy Port of Felixstowe.
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    Ports Academy Anticipates Expansion

    2006-08-01T00:00:00Z

    Proposals to set up a Ports & Logistics Skills Academy within the UK''s Haven Gateway have taken an important step forward, with work starting on a detailed business plan for the project. The Haven Gateway Partnership has commissioned a consortium of three companies to develop a business plan for the ...

  • Extremely realistic training scenarios are created on the Transas simulators.
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    Prepared is Shared in Gulf of Finland

    2006-08-01T00:00:00Z

    In what is thought to be a world first, crisis response simulator training has taken place simultaneously at marine institutes in Russia, Finland and Estonia as part of the EU funded long term project Gulf Of Finland Marine safety and marine Environment protection Cooperation (GOFMEC).