Seawork News

The European Commercial Marine Industry Awards at Seawork is launching a bursary for career development and a marine civils award to recognise achievement in these sectors.

A year on from landing the Spirit of Innovation award in the Safety category at Seawork International in 2017 for its Rope Access 3D 275N lifejacket, safety solutions provider, Survitec will return…

Ian Ellis, MD, Macduff Ship Design, remarked, “We are delighted to be able to attend Seawork International 2018. We first exhibited in 2001 and find the show invaluable for meeting both customers,…

Seawork exhibitor, Barrus, which celebrated its 100th year anniversary at Seawork in 2017, has unveiled its new John Deere PowerTechTM 4045SFM85, joining the existing line-up of John Deere Marine Tier 3 propulsion…

Hydromaster, the pioneers of steerable propulsion, are proud to carry the legacy of this revolutionary concept. Originating during the 1930s, steerable thrusters were first operated on a grand scale in the Pacific,…

Marine innovation company Reygar has successfully tested its StemTIDE dynamic positioning (DP) control system on the 60 x 22m multi-purpose barge ‘Mormaen 15’.

Commercial operators purchasing flares and rockets in the UK could benefit from the additional year of dating that the Hansson Pyrotechnics range offers over other pyrotechnic products.

English Braids is a privately owned British manufacturer of synthetic ropes and braided cords based in Malvern, Worcestershire. For almost 50 years, English Braids’ products have been used in many of the…

Following a series of dedicated training courses, Actisense the multi-award winning NMEA specialists, have now qualified what it claims to be Poland’s first basic NMEA 2000 Installers.

Garmin has added a new Ultra High-Definition scanning sonar to its portfolio that uses a higher frequency range to deliver even clearer images and detail of structure below and around the boat…

Vulkan Industries, experts in drivetrain, vibration and acoustics for all types of ships and boats will be exhibiting at Seawork 2018 for the first time.

British safety solutions expert CQC is returning to Seawork in 2018 with a brand-new product called the Fibrelight self-recovery ladder.

A British engineering solutions provider will be looking to market its crane slip rings, wind turbine solutions and underwater lighting for the first time at Seawork International this year.

Cheetah Marine has introduced its latest 11.2m long cab vessel in support of autonomous and unmanned operations.

When the Lightweight Composite Cabin prototype was launched by a consortium of PE Composites and Trimline Limited at SMM in Hamburg in 2016 the companies say it created a lot of interest…

Irish plastics manufacturer JFC Marine will showcase to the international market its latest range of data or met buoys at the upcoming Seawork International 2018.

Irish pilot boat specialist builder Safehaven Marine has launched an Interceptor 48 pilot vessel ‘Svitzer Oued Rmel’ for operations at the new TM2 Port in Tangier, Morocco.

British Marine’s project to map the UK’s small commercial marine industry has entered the next important stage in its work in the run up to Seawork International 2018.