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HydroComp Propeller Mini Workshop
US based marine software designer, HydroComp, will be holding a propeller mini workshop at the Hilton Southampton Hotel, UK, on 24 June 2013, prior to the opening of Mercator Media’s Seawork 2013 exhibition.
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Viking shows its strength
The Danish marine safety manufacturer, Viking Life Saving Equipment, has reported its ninth year of uninterrupted growth – quite an achievement in a difficult market over the last few years.
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Statesman joins the SMS fleet
British tugowner SMS Towage Ltd, with headquarters in Hessle on Humberside, has recently purchased the former Ulupinar 14 from Sanmar, the Turkish tugowners and shipbuilders.
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Macduff tug designs grow in popularity
Over the past year or so substantial orders have been secured for tugs, workboats and other craft to be built to designs from Scotland based naval architects and marine consultants, Macduff Ship Design.
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KOTUG news from Australia and the UK
Teekay Shipping - Australia has chartered three more high powered Rotor Tugs from KOTUG International to boost maritime services for the mining industry in Western Australia''s North-West region.
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Wesmar thrusters for Australian ferry
US based marine technology company, Western Marine Electronics Inc (Wesmar), has secured an order from Australia’s Hydraquip to install two commercial bow thruster systems.
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Nauticool launch at Seawork
Nauticool will launch the Severn Trent De Nora, Mariner Omnipure Series M55 to the UK market at Seawork 2013.
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Red7Marine completes SeaVex trial
The UK’s Red7Marine recently trialled its SeaVex excavation equipment on a Lincolnshire windfarm to gauge which areas can be trenched to certain depths using a non-intrusive method avoiding live cables.
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Rotterdam test tank
MacArtney Benelux has the added a modern and fully equipped pressure tank facility to the company''s workshop in Rotterdam.
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Marin Port Authority renews AtoN buoys
Barcelona based aids to navigation manufacturer and distributor Almarin has supplied six new buoys for Port Authority of Marín and Ría de Pontevedra as part of a program to improve the AtoN in this natural harbour.
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Replacement service for ARCS Skipper at Seawork
Following the UKHO’s decision to withdraw their ARCS Skipper Service as from November this year, Norfolk UK based Meridian Chartware now has a replacement service which it will be demonstrating on its stand at Seawork.
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Austal names first Cape Class patrol boat
Global manufacturer of high performance aluminium vessels, Austal, has named the first of eight new boats being built for the Australian Customs and Border Protection Service.
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A Seawork debut with Marine Commander
Kent based marine radio communications product distributor Icom UK Ltd makes its Seawork debut this year, with a boat on the floating pontoon fully kitted with its equipment.
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Software makes Atlantic crossing to Seawork
HydroComp Inc of New Hampshire USA will be exhibiting at Seawork for the first time this June.
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See the CTruk 20T on the Seawork pontoon
Essex UK based CTruk’s latest offshore windfarm service vessel (OWSV) CWind Adventure was named during an informal ceremony in Brightlingsea earlier this month.
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Twittering the navigation news at Seawork
Southampton based Seawork regulars Ohmex Ltd will be demonstrating a service which provides live tide and weather information to marine navigation users via the Web or SMS using Twitter as the service provider.
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Fender Innovations on hand at Seawork
Netherlands based Seawork exhibitor Fender Innovations has collaborated with Sima Charters in replacing the well used fender system on the former pilot boat Callisto Maassluis.
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Tender competition launched for BB Green project
A tender competition has been launched as part of the EU funded BB Green project for the construction of a full size prototype Air Supported Vessel (ASV) battery powered, fast commuter ferry.
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Successful demo of GPS jamming back-up
Technology to automatically counter the threat of GPS jamming has been successfully demonstrated for the first time, it was announced last week.
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Vertical floating wind turbine tests
The Maritime Research Institute Netherlands (MARIN) is in the closing stages of testing a vertical floating wind turbine concept for the Deepwind Consortium, led by the Technical University of Denmark (DTU).