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SEAWORK NEWS

SEAWORK NEWS

UK-based Actisense revealed three new products designed to improve efficiency for customers at Seawork 2017.

14th June 2017

Actisense showcases new products at Seawork

14th June 2017

SEAWORK NEWS

SEAWORK NEWS

International safety specialist Survitec has won the Safety and Training Innovation Award at Seawork International 2017.

14th June 2017

Survitec awarded

14th June 2017

SEAWORK NEWS

SEAWORK NEWS

UK-owned Hamble Yacht Services Refit & Repair (HYSRR) showcased Jet Thrusters and Quick Marine products alongside its range of services at Seawork 2017.

13th June 2017

HYSRR makes a splash

13th June 2017

SEAWORK NEWS

SEAWORK NEWS

AtZ Marine Technologies brought its specialised expertise in marine engineering equipment for commercial vessels to Seawork this year.

13th June 2017

Marine engineering equipment expertise

13th June 2017

SEAWORK NEWS

SEAWORK NEWS

More than 7,500 maritime professionals are expected to attend Seawork International 2017 on its 20th anniversary to explore innovation in the commercial marine and workboat sector.

12th June 2017

Over 7,500 to attend Seawork

12th June 2017

POWER & PROPULSION

POWER & PROPULSION

Suzuki Marine has launched its newest model, the DF350A. At 350 horsepower, this dual-prop V6 4-stroke is the largest, most powerful outboard Suzuki has built to date. In development for more than…

12th June 2017

Dual prop for Suzuki’s largest ever

12th June 2017

KEY DEALS

KEY DEALS

UK-based ship repair and conversion specialist A&P Group has partnered with Peel Ports Group at the latter’s site in Great Yarmouth to serve the East of England’s offshore sector.

9th June 2017

A&P Group partners with Peel Ports Group

9th June 2017

TUGS & SALVAGE

TUGS & SALVAGE

‘Man walked on the moon many years before they put wheels on suitcases’, the words of Mike Allen, conference chairman launching Tugnology ’17, and putting into context the subject of progress with…

9th June 2017

Tugnology ’17 berths in Rotterdam

9th June 2017

KEY DEALS

KEY DEALS

US Customs and Border Protection (CBP) has ruled that a transducer product should not admitted into the country, following a patent dispute between two marine electronics manufacturers.

8th June 2017

Garmin’s transducer will not be sold in the US

8th June 2017

HYDROGRAPHIC SURVEY

HYDROGRAPHIC SURVEY

Norways Maritime Robotics specialises in the development of unmanned craft and following extensive trials the company has developed the Mariner USV which is claimed to be a revolutionary tool for seismic operation.

8th June 2017

USV for seismic operations

8th June 2017