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NewsTriple ferry refit for DuroWipers
DuroWipers has secured one of its largest orders to date to fit three cross Channel ferries from award-winning ferry operator, DFDS, with 45 maintenance free External DuroWipers Pantographs.
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NewsNew Dutch high speed work Tender
After a period of three years building sustainable, high speed workboats out of HDPE (High Density Poly Ethylene), the Dutch boat builder Tideman Boats is now offering a new high-speed professional crew tender.
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NewsTeignbridge propeller test boat
A part of Teignbridge Propellers'' plans for future research and development the company will be investing in the construction of a high speed boat for testing advanced propeller and drive systems.
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NewsBilge Bug pump switch from Excel Marine
British company Excel Marine will be showcasing its Bilge Bug Electronic Bilge Pump Switch at Seawork International 2016.
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NewsWind farm cardinal buoys
Aids to navigation company Hydrosphere has been chosen to supply seven cardinal marks to the UK’s latest windfarm development, Dudgeon Offshore Wind Farm.
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Spinnaker aiming to ‘bridge the gap’
UK-based shipping recruitment agency, Spinnaker Global will be exhibiting at Seawork International 2016.
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Veotec expands ventilation equipment range
UK-based Veotec has launched a new range of engine room ventilation products aimed at the offshore renewable sector.
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NewsComposite survey vessel
UK-based boatbuilder and regular Seawork exhibitor CTruk Group has made a significant breakthrough into the survey vessel market with the delivery of a first-of-class boat to the Port of London Authority (PLA).
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NewsHukkelberg fully independent
Norwegian boat-builder Hukkelberg has announced it will become fully independent from a sales and marketing agreement with Maritime Partner on the first day of Seawork International 2016.
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NewsActisense launches new NMEA 0183 buffer
NMEA specialist, Actisense, will showcase its new NMEA 0183 buffer, the PRO-BUF-1, at Seawork 2016.
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NewsCheetahs prowling the pontoons
Visitors to Seawork International 2016 will be able to see three of Cheetah Marine’s larger series of catamarans on the pontoons.
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NewsSeaRegs expands programme
Seawork Exhibitor SeaRegs Training, based in Plymouth, UK, has announced the expansion of its training programme to include Boatmaster and Workboat qualifications in response to changes in MCA legislation.
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NewsSecond Interceptor for Algeciras
Ireland’s Safehaven Marine has signed contracts with the Port of Algeciras in Spain to supply an Interceptor 38 pilot vessel.
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NewsHigh speed support
Swedish suspension seat manufacturer and long time Seawork exhibitor Ullman Dynamics is proud to have been part of the development of one of the world´s most advanced military high-speed boats.
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NewsAward winning illumination
UK-based deck hardware and safety equipment specialist Spinlock will be showing its award winning Lume-On lifejacket illumination at Seawork. Taking advantage of modern LED technology, Spinlock Lume-On are tiny LED lights that can be attached to the lifejacket bladder, turning the whole lifejacket into a glowing light.
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Dometic to introduce new Titan Chiller
Dometic will introduce its new Titan Chiller with revolutionary titanium tube condenser at this year’s Seawork International. The Dometic Titan Chiller features condenser coils made of industrial-grade titanium which, claims the company, makes the units virtually immune to erosion and corrosion.
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NewsWise Engineering experiences a run of orders
Over the last ten years, UK-based Wise Engineering has ordered more than 50 JCB engines for its slipway and boat hoists. Now the company has experienced a run of orders leading to an order of four more engines from UK and Ireland JCB distributor, Mermaid Marine.
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NewsThe world’s first underwater Grinder
One of the stars of last year’s Seawork show was the Nemo submersible cordless drill which was demonstrated throughout the show in the dive tank on the quayside.
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NewsRIBs the future for commercial charter?
Catamarans and hard sided workboats have traditionally held sway in commercial operations for crew transfer, survey and patrol vessels. Can large RIBs perform any of these tasks to the same standard? Southampton, UK-based Commercial Rib Charter seem to think so.
