Equipment News – Page 53
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NewsHastings Shannon lifeboat delivered
The South coast UK lifeboat station of Hastings has just taken delivery of its new lifeboat paid for by a rare and generous donation to the RNLI of two vintage Ferraris.
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NewsRecord marine simulator deal for Kongsberg
Singapore’s Ministry of Home Affairs has awarded a record maritime simulator contract to Kongsberg Digital to supply the Police Coast Guard.
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NewsMulti mission fireboat
Tuco Marine Group has signed a contract with Hovedstadens Beredskab (Greater Copenhagen Fire Department for a new Multi Misson boat.
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3Si Group acquired
The consolidation with AMG will help accelerate its international growth strategy and increase its geographical footprint and product portfolio to achieve greater exposure into new and existing markets.Andrew Richards, former CEO of 3Si and newly appointed MD of Alliance Marine UK Holdings Ltd, comments “The acquisition is a very positive ...
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NewsThales opens UK autonomous marine centre
Thales UK has opened a new Maritime Autonomous Systems Trials and Evaluation Centre in Plymouth which aims to change the way autonomous capability is developed over the next decade.
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NewsFleet Safety wins Safety4Sea technology award
Inmarsat''s new Fleet Safety maritime data service has been named winner in the Technology category for the Safety4Sea Awards, 2018.
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NewsGarmin cleans up at NMEA Awards
Marine electronics company Garmin has been named Manufacturer of the Year for the fourth consecutive year by members of the National Marine Electronics Association (NMEA).
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NewsAIS EPIRB collects electronics award
France’s Orolia Maritime is celebrating after its McMurdo SmartFind G8 AIS EPIRB won Product of Excellence in the Safety Category at the National Marine Electronics Association (NMEA) Awards 2018.
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NewsEmergency VHF antenna
Antenna specialist Shakespeare Marine will launch the world’s first inflatable emergency VHF antenna at Metstrade 2018.
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NewsWärtsilä to supply Transas simulators for largest UK training centre
Finland- headquartered global technology group Wärtsilä has been selected to provide a full scope of marine simulators for a new training facility at UK Solent University’s Warsash School of Maritime Science and Engineering.
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NewsPoole inshore lifeboat refit
UK lifesaving charity RNLI’s inshore lifeboats tend to go for a refit every 5-7 years depending on use and condition of the boat.
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NewsAutonomous control systems complete trials
Sea trials have been completed for a vessel intelligence system and a remote-control system designed to help enable intelligent autonomous command and control of operations with improved productivity, predictability, performance and safety.
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NewsDeck equipment supply for offshore wind vessel
Fabrication and engineering specialist Francis Brown Limited has delivered deck equipment to a subsea equipment operator which is working on offshore windfarms in the North Sea.
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NewsStability monitoring system on trial
For boats that work at sea loading and discharging cargoes or equipment, the changing weights on board can affect the stability of the vessel and hence introduce the risk of a capsize notes Dag Pike.
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NewsOceanLED to light up REV Ocean research ship
OceanLED will supply specialised underwater lights for the REV Ocean a DNV GL polar class research vessel which when completed will be the largest privately-owned ship of its kind.
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NewsA modular build ‘universal’ deck winch
“The new ‘universal’ deck winch is just that,” Ryan Langley of UK-based Hercules Hydraulics told ''MJ''.
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NewsLiebherr workbarge crane gets more than a facelift
For years a Liebherr CBG350 workbarge-mounted, four-rope grab crane was the preferred solution for picking up bulk from incoming ships, lightening the big vessels’ load. And it sold well: more than 200 units have left the factory gates since 2005.
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NewsMotive goes Dutch
Motive Offshore Group has been providing some very interesting, tailored solutions for the offshore energy and renewables sector, reports Stevie Knight.
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NewsAmco Veba gets real about crane stress
Marine cranes have come a long way from their truck-based origins. However, their evolution isn’t always driven by what’s possible, but by what’s pragmatic.
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NewsAmpelmann wins five North Sea wind contracts
Global offshore access provider Ampelmann has won five new offshore wind contracts which will see two A-type and three E-type systems installed on vessels operating in the North Sea.
