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South Shields

Tyne & Wear

United Kingdom

+44 191 454 8595

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  • The screens are said to effectively reject up to 87% of heat and up to 93% of glare from the sun

    News

    Solar Solve wins £20,000 Asian contract

    2015-02-16T14:59:00

    UK-based Solar Solve Marine is to supply Dimmlite Type Approved fabric roller blinds from its Rolasolv product range for a series of tugs being built in Vietnam – a contract worth £20,000.

  • Stena Transporter has been delivered with over 30 Solar Solv screens for the bridge

    News

    Screens all round optimise efficiency

    2012-08-09T07:30:00

    The attitude to screening ship’s navigation bridges from the sun has changed a lot in two decades.

  • Safety_Solar.jpg

    News

    Birthday Bonus for Navigation Safety Provider

    2012-05-21T18:16:00

    The ' Normand Seven' , which has been voted ‘ Ship of 2007’ in Norway, is fitted with 17 SOLASOLV products supplied by South Shields UK based Solar Solve Marine.

  • News

    Solar Solve MBE

    2012-05-09T09:00:00

    (UK) Solar Solve Ltd managing director Julie Lightfoot received her MBE from HM The Queen in a ceremony at London’s Buckingham Place late last month. The award recognises her hard work and commitment to growing the business and increasing overseas trade during the last 20 years.

  • WFSV operators and passengers require protection from the winter sun.

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    A glaringly obvious need for sun screens

    2012-05-03T09:00:00

    It is not the hot summer that is leading to northern European wind farm support vessel windows being fitted with sunscreens and film, it is the low lying winter sun.

  • Jon Gifford OBE, honorary president of the NCI

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    New year’s honours for UK marine industry

    2012-01-03T11:59:00

    Some well known names from the UK marine industry have featured on the Queen’s new year’s honour’s list – including awards for the top bods at the NCI, Solar Solve Ltd and Halyard (M&I).

  • The Large Car Truck Carrier ‘Oberon’ has 50 Solasafe roller screens installed at the wheelhouse windows to protect personnel.

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    Solar Solve screens return to Seawork

    2011-06-14T11:00:00

    Solar Solve Marine UK will be returning to Seawork this year after a ten year absence. The company''s full range of products will be available to view on stand A275.

  • The first of the new OPVs, Port of Spain, is seen in Portsmouth Harbour.

    News

    Roller screens for Trinidad and Tobago patrol vessels

    2010-07-05T12:30:00

    At the end of last month two technicians from South Shields UK based Solar Solve Marine travel to Glasgow to install 15 of the company’s SOLASAFE roller screens at the navigation bridge windows of the Offshore Patrol Vessel (OPV) Port of Scarborough, the second in a series of three OPVs ...

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    New company solves wiper problems

    2010-01-21T15:30:00

    Newly formed UK company Wiper Solve Marine, which manufactures window wipers and controllers for the marine industry, has newly designed products reaching the end of first phase development and test stages.

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