Accessories & Equipment

Touch screen technology has transformed everyday life and now, according to Norwegian e-navigation specialist Navtor, it is set to revolutionise operations onboard busy vessel bridges too. Navtor have just launched NavStation, which…

Belgium’s NSI have announced a new keyboard, ruggedised, it claims, for the most demanding jobs in marine environments.

Naval architects and shipbuilders seeking to optimise the safety of their next project are being invited to the Survitec Group stand at the SMM exhibition in Hamburg. The company will be showcasing…

UK life saving equipment manufacturers Crewsaver have announced a new range of lifejacket lights, suitable for all foam lifejackets of the type most commonly used for quick deployment in an emergency aboard…

A UK-based survival and health and safety training firm claims to have recently become the country’s only industrial training facility to deliver the full set of Global Wind Organisation and RenewableUK training…

JRC (Japan Radio Company) and Netherlands based Alphatron Marine have announced a full range of ECDIS training, both generic and type specific. Required for full certification for captains and officers onboard a…

UK marine survival equipment specialist ISP has showcased a new range of Duarry Challenger liferafts on board one of Liverpool’s most historic vessels. The firm welcomed more than 50 guests to an…

Effer, the Italian marine crane manufacturers have announced that they will be participating at SMM 2014 in Hamburg, which they describe as the most important international event for the marine sector.

The Swedish Polar Research Vessel ‘Oden’ is back in the Arctic ocean, this time with the help of a specially commissioned electric winch, readied for the challenging climate of its destination.

Having a vessel with several different loading capabilities is extremely useful but it inevitably results in a tricky equilibrium - not for the cranes themselves but for the design parameters, Carsten Sietas…

Single cranes installed on a workboat are a very different proposition to the huge numbers of cranes required for installation on windfarms.

The world’s need for energy has resulted in a growing thirst for submarine power lines, some connecting windfarms, some connecting countries.

Intellian Technologies has quadrupled the size of its logistics centre in Rotterdam, expanding its fulfilment, office, and training facilities to meet increasing global demand for the company’s products.