Equipment News – Page 106
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Aircon for electronics makes Seawork debut
HVAC systems specialist Dometic Marine is extending its range of self contained systems with the development of a new air conditioning unit specifically adapted to cool electronics and other equipment in a harsh, workboat environment.
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NewsOffshore winches order for 22 AHTSVs
MacGregor offshore winches have been specified for 22 new anchor handling tug supply vessels (AHTSVs) under construction at three Chinese shipyards for several international owners.
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IMCA publishes crane specification document
Helping to make marine contractors aware of the various options available for consideration from crane providers is one of the key intentions of the newly published ‘Crane specification document’ IMCA M 171 Rev.1 from the International Marine Contractors Association (IMCA).
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NewsSeatrade Innovation Award for Lankhorst Ropes
Maritime industry publication ''Seatrade'' has named Lankhorst Ropes has won the ''Innovation in Ship Operations'' award at this year''s 25th Seatrade Awards held in London recently.
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Seismic solutions for new Amazon class
Rolls-Royce has delivered an advanced deck machinery system for a highly specialised new Amazon class seismic research vessel for WesternGeco, which is under construction at Flensburger Shipyard in Germany.
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NewsDouble deck equipment deliveries for JonRie
USA based deck equipment manufacturer JonRie has delivered a second set of winches for Seabulk Towing’s four new ASD tugs.
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NewsA pair of ACEs for winches manufacturer
Scotland based deck machinery specialists ACE Winches has been recognised for its strong performance with regard to health and safety and environmental standards.
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NewsMarine cranes range launched at Seawork
CraneKing of Chesterfield has been officially appointed UK distributor for the wide range of high performance HS.MARINE cranes.
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NewsCranes operation and research project
With funding from the Federal Ministry of Economics and Technology and supported by "Projektträger Jülich" (PTJ) [project sponsors Jülich], over the next three years Hamburg University of Technology, Mareval AG Hamburg and the maritime engineering company HeavyLift@Sea will conduct research into the improvement of tools for the simulation of offshore ...
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NewsNew series of large offshore cranes
Netherlands based lifting, drilling and subsea solutions provider Huisman has introduced a new series of large offshore cranes.
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NewsIntegrated bridge systems sales boom
The German navigation system manufacturer Raytheon Anschütz reports a number of contract awards for the delivery of integrated bridge systems to newbuilt vessels for offshore operations.
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French manufacturer launches GPS module
France based navaids manufacturer ZTI has launched a new GPS based module deigned for buoys, beacons and lighthouses which it has designed in conjunction with French authorities.
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NewsHydrosphere supplies buoys for Met Office
Aids to navigation supplier Hydrosphere UK Ltd has supplied several Mobilis DB 8000 data buoy platforms to the UK Met Office to replace its ageing K series ocean data acquisition system buoys.
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NewsAlphaBridge command for Kotug’s new Rotortugs
Rotterdam based tug operator Kotug has selected the Alphatron AlphaBridge as the standard wheelhouse fit for its newbuilding Rotortugs ART80.
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NewsCommunication innovation boosts windfarm safety
When Essex UK based navigation equipment supplier Mantsbrite became the sole UK distributor of the David Clark Marine Wireless Headset Communications Systems in 2012, one of the first users was Tidal Transit.
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NewsOngoing development ensures racon future
The growing use of GNSS in recent years has stimulated marine navigation and AtoN capability, with many of those involved in the field predicting the replacement of racons with such systems.
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New series of solar LED marine lanterns
Canada’s Carmanah Technologies has launched a new generation of high performance solar LED marine lantern.
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NewsOcean Safety to supply complete RNLI fleet
Ocean Safety announced at this year''s Seawork exhibition that it has been selected by the RNLI to carry out a wide reaching replacement programme for all the Institution’s current liferafts in an operation over three years.
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Upgradable MonCon system for RNLI
When the RNLI needed a system to control their new Shannon class lifeboat they chose MACSYS, using SEAF technology, from SCISYS.
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NewsCradling the new deliveries from Helsinki
The obvious conundrum to moving large Azipod units to waiting shipyards is that although they are designed to be streamlined while in the water, they are anything but elegant and easy to move when out of the water.
