Seawork News

Survitec has secured a contract with Babcock International Group to supply the London Fire Brigade (LFB) with its new DSB 470 FR Rescue Boat.

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Two vessels have recently been purchased by Turner Iceni to be fully refitted for operations in its livery, with one to be exhibited at Seawork 2019.

A chance encounter at Seawork International between a boat owner and a broker has led to a unique ice-strengthened survey launch being saved from retirement and sold to a buyer in the…

SHOXS has showcased its X Series Shock mitigating pedestals at Seawork 2018 where its X4 model had its European launch.

Marine South East hosted a workshop at Seawork 2018 to discuss the concept of multi-use platforms at sea (MUPS), explore their potential uses and business opportunities for the supply and value chains.

SHOCK-WBV launched its under-seat suspension unit to reduce whole body vibration at Seawork 2018.

Cummins has launched a fuel and cost-efficient version of its X15 engine for the marine market featuring its latest fuel system product with high injection pressure for fuel optimisation.

Irish boat builder Safehaven Marine is noted for the severe testing methods it uses to ensure that its boats are fit for purpose reports Dag Pike.

The OXE diesel that pioneered the availability of high powered diesel outboards with its 200hp unit is now getting close to the introduction of a 300hp version.

With the upcoming launch of the Cox 300hp diesel outboard it has been announced that this outboard will now have a lightweight V-8 diesel engine reports Dag Pike.

A new self-recovery ladder allows casualties who have fallen overboard a vessel to climb back on easily and independently.

A self-propelled, remote-controlled man overboard (MOB) rescue buoy designed for speedy recovery has been showcased at Seawork 2018.

At a time of political and economic uncertainty the 21st annual Seawork exhibition was a clear demonstration that the UK and European commercial marine sector is open for business.

Cox Powertrain unveiled its latest diesel outboard at Seawork which promises at least a 25% better range compared to a gasoline outboard and is designed to last up to three times longer.