Seawork News

The Norwegian-based custom davit manufacturer Vestdavit has recently won substantial orders from the Royal Navy for the fast launching of interceptor tenders from the latest class of patrol vessel.

With the need for coastal vessels to stay in range of a dependable WiFi connection, Digital Yacht has launched the 4G Connect Pro, a fast LTE (Long Term Evolution)-based internet access solution…

Renolit Dolphin S is a fluoro-polymer fouling release film that is being heralded as an ‘environmentally-friendly product which is going to change the fouling release industry for the better.’

University of Portsmouth is offering degree apprenticeships which allow students to work as an employee while also studying part-time for a full Bachelors or Masters degree.

The very first application of Suzuki Marine’s DF325 outboards in Northern Europe is going to be shown at Seawork 2018, on a ROV inspection and survey boat designed by BW Seacat for…

Sleipner has invested in faster, more flexible technology, updating its stabiliser reaction, the control screens – and also what sits behind the glass.

Both the wind turbines themselves and support vessel kit are in the market for a very useful brush system that keeps the data-transfer and power rolling “despite needing to rotate through 360-degrees”…

Seawork International 2018 will see UK marine safety specialist Spinlock launch the latest model of its highly successful Duro SOLAS 275N automatic life jacket.

Barrus pioneered the innovative Post Immersion Restart System (PIRS) in the late 1970s for the RNLI and the armed services which enabled an engine to be rapidly restarted after being submerged. Further…