Seawork News

With hybrid/electric technology a hot topic within the industry right now, operators are looking for cost-effective and environmentally friendly solutions to ensure the future of their business.

The Coulam series, originally developed as a way to get disabled people out on the water, sprang into the commercial design presented at Seawork 2016. This year, developments have moved on with…

UK company Rolec, which specialises in supplying hardware to harbours and marinas has announced the launch of a new Marina Management system that allows the boat owner to manage and pay for…

Liverpool-based MST has become one of the major RIB builders in the UK and now offers its widest range of models to meet the requirements of both military and civil operators and…

French diesel engine manufacturer, Moteurs Baudouin has released in time for Seawork 2017, the new 4W105M marine engine.

Seawork exhibitor Veotec Ltd was chosen to design and supply the engine and control room air intake solution for the Mainstay Marine-built Isle of Wight floating bridge; a type of chain ferry…

UK fluid measurement specialist Gill Sensors & Controls Limited has applied much thought to the unpalatable issue of obtaining long-term reliable indications of content levels in marine sewage holding tanks and has…

Isle of Wight, UK catamaran workboat builder Cheetah Marine says it is delighted to be exhibiting for its 19th successive year at Seawork.

Peters & May Commercial has been involved in one of its biggest challenges to date transporting a 52m fast ferry 14,700 miles from the South Pacific to Greece.

The Pembrokeshire, UK boat building company and Seawork International 2017 exhibitor Mainstay Marine Solutions has won a £5.8m contract to build two new Welsh fisheries patrol vessels.

Pro-Safe work-boats are described by their Danish manufacturer as heavy-duty ‘workhorses’, designed to support armed forces and governmental clients on their daily tasks.

Registration is now open for Seawork International, which opens its doors 13-15 June at Mayflower Park, Southampton, UK.

The Energy Technologies Institute (ETI) is partnering Teignbridge Propellers International Limited (TPIL) on a £3m project to develop a High Efficiency Propulsion System (HEPS) for ships.

British diesel engine innovator, Cox Powertrain, will release more information about the patented and unique technology that has been used in its pioneering new concept diesel outboard, the CXO300 at Seawork International…

Marine drive-line system manufacturer, Marine and Industrial Transmissions (MIT), will be teaming up to exhibit with ATZ Marine Technologies at Seawork International 2017.

Following a successful 2016 with a number of new designs being completed for a range of vessels 2017 has continued in the same vein for Scotland-headquartered Seawork exhibitor Macduff Ship Design with…

Global leaders in safety and survival technologies ACR Electronics and Ocean Signal, both Drew Marine companies, have announced they will be highlighting their combined portfolio of safety products for the commercial market…

Swedish marine engine manufacturer Volvo Penta has extended its reach into nearly every part of the marine propulsion sector with its engine ranges now supplemented by a variety of propulsion systems plus…