Equipment News – Page 64
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NewsDeck equipment firm expands its distribution network
A deck equipment firm has added Nigeria and the UAE to its distribution network in order to better its customer service outreach.
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NewsNew and improved digital publication library
Navigation software company Nautisk has just released its updated digital navigation publication library, NaviTab; now offering a larger screen, integrated keyboard and faster processor speed.
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Navico expands Track offerings with HD telemetry
Navico, the parent company to the leading marine electronics brands Lowrance, Simrad and B&G – has expanded the range of options for marine-based reporting and connectivity, with its all-new Track HD telemetry system.
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NewsLow cost wave sensor from Aanderaa
Aanderaa Data Systems is a Norwegian company that specialises in instrumentation for measuring and monitoring environmental parameters such as weather, waves and currents.
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NewsNorautron Group renamed EMBRON Group
Norautron Group has changed its name to EMBRON Group to help strengthen its position as a global technology business.
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NewsFuel reduction tool for multi-engine vessels
Caterpillar Marine has introduced a new fuel reduction tool which aims to achieve the lowest possible fuel consumption for multi-engine vessels.
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NewsUnmanned endurance vessel developed
An unmanned vessel featuring two moon pools for maximum sensor deployment and extended endurance missions has been developed.
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SponsoredDurowipers
Safety and clear vision is perhaps one of the most important issues facing the RNLI and any high speed craft operator in rescue, pursuit and rapid operations.
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NewsEU Inventory of Hazardous Materials regulation
‘Don’t wait to be caught by the new EU Inventory of Hazardous Materials (IHM) regulation’ is the message from Øyvind Sundgot of Metizoft.
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NewsPilot fatalities: not easy reading
Sadly, there have now been not one but two pilot fatalities involving the boarding of smaller vessels inside a year Don Cockrill, Secretary-General of the United Kingdom Maritime Pilots'' Association (UKMPA) told ‘MJ’.
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NewsAwards upon awards for Spinlock's Lume-On lights
Spinlock, UK marine personal safety product manufacturer, Seawork exhibitor and winner of the 2016 Seawork Award for the Safety category, has recently been announced as winner of the Safety at Sea Awards 2017.
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NewsTOS takes over Maritime Human Resources
TOS, a Netherlands-headquartered international supplier of nautical and technical personnel, has acquired Maritime Human Resources BV. MHR will continue under the name TOS MHR.
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NewsNew boat boost for German sea rescuers
Three more new boats join Germany’s volunteer sea rescue service DGzRS before year’s end, bolstering a fleet of some 60 boats at more than 50 stations along Germany’s North Sea and Baltic coasts.
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NewsTraining cost-effective for Ro-Ro safety
Training provides the most cost-e?ective improvements in safety on decks of Ro-Ro ships, a study has found.
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NewsDrew Marine Signal and Safety gets a new name
Marine distress signal company Drew Marine Signal and Safety is being renamed following the acquisition of the technical side of the business by the Wilhelmsen Group.
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NewsElectric power for lifeboats getting closer
Electric propulsion combining a bank of batteries with an electric motor is an expanding sector of the workboat market. It works mainly for harbour craft and ferries that have easy access to charging points and which operate in confined areas.
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NewsCape Cornwall’s new coastal camera
Cape Cornwall Coastwatch is a team of volunteers that monitors a section of coast in Cornwall, UK for hazardous activities.
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NewsAutolaunch escape slides for new ferry
SurvitecZodiac has received an important order for its Autolaunch escape systems and liferafts from Baltic Workboats in Nasva, Estonia.
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NewsUK port first sees centralised air traffic systems applied to marine ops
Air traffic control technology is to be applied to a commercial port group in the UK for the first time in order to help streamline marine operations and aid growth.
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NewsSkilled and gallant rescuers honoured at awards ceremony
Outstanding acts of skill and gallantry were recognised at an awards ceremony held in London in October. Two merchant ship captains and an RLNI lifeguard were given awards in recognition of their outstanding acts of skill and gallantry for saving lives at sea.
