Seawork
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MIT takeover
07/12/2018UK marine driveline specialist and Seawork International 2019 exhibitor MIT (Marine and Industrial Transmissions) has been acquired by Axel Johnson International. READ more
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Hydrogen passenger vessel scoops sustainability award
04/12/2018The second Sustainability Award presented by the port of Antwerp has gone to the shipping group Compagnie Maritime Belge (CMB). READ more
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A second life for survey boat
12/11/2018A 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 Baltic. READ more
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New suspension pedestal seat
23/07/2018SHOXS has showcased its X Series Shock mitigating pedestals at Seawork 2018 where its X4 model had its European launch. READ more
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Multi-use platforms at sea research
23/07/2018Marine 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. READ more
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SHOCK-WBV suspension unit reduces vibration
20/07/2018SHOCK-WBV launched its under-seat suspension unit to reduce whole body vibration at Seawork 2018. READ more
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Norsafe rescue boat launch
20/07/2018Norsafe has launched a new 12m rescue and patrol boat with rigid bulwarks, a D-fender configuration and flexible use deck space. READ more
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Fuel-efficient Cummins X15 launches
18/07/2018Cummins 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. READ more
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Waterjets reduce power demand
17/07/2018Marine Jet Power (MJP) has unveiled its new waterjet X Series which reduces power demand by up to 20% and can reduce weight by up to 10% compared to axial flow jets. READ more
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Serious test for Safehaven flagship
17/07/2018Irish 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. READ more