Deck Machinery – Page 2
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Fendercare Marine and Maritim Trading AS join forces
Marine product and service provider, Fendercare Marine, has signed an exclusive agency agreement with the Norwegian marine equipment supplier, Maritim Trading AS.
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Palfinger Marine enters Alaska
Marine crane supplier Palfinger Marine is extending its presence in the North American market by teaming up with Tim Tilleman and Ed Ramberg, the owners of HP Dutch Harbor.
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NewsCaley Davits supplies Japanese fisheries patrol vessels
Offshore handling systems specialist, Caley Ocean Systems has supplied davits for four Japanese Fisheries patrol vessels.
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NewsKarmøy Winch AS to supply four new vessels
Karmøy Winch, producer of deck machinery packages for fishing vessels, has recently received an order to supply four new Norwegian pelagic combined purse seiner/trawlers.
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NewsNew flyshooting winches for Neeltje
VCU TCD has fabricated new Osey Urk flyshooting winches for flyshooter/twin-rigger H-426 Neeltje, owned by Osprey Trawlers Ltd.
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NewsCSIRO awards deck machinery contract
Rapp Hydema and Triplex have been awarded a deck machinery contract for Australia''s Commonwealth Scientific and Research Organization (CSIRO).
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NewsWinches for new Taiwanese ORV
The Taiwan Ocean Research Institute (TORI) is preparing the launch of the county’s largest research vessel, the new multi purpose Oceanographic Research Vessel (ORV), RESEARCH V.
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NewsMillennium Marine delivers new crabber
Millennium Marine has recently delivered crabber Pacific Rival to Chad Dahlberg from Half Moon Bay, California.
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NewsGood start to 2011
Marine equipment specialist Fluid Controls has reported that 2011 is starting well – with orders in for three of the new 24" fish pumps, eight 18" pumps and three 14" pumps.
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NewsNew Rapp Hydema electric motor
The Rapp liquid-cooled electric motor is a first-of-its-kind design, to be used for powering winches or other machinery in demanding applications offshore and within the marine industry in general, says manufacturer Rapp Hydema.
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NewsTriplex innovates in Chile
Triplex AS has recently, through its Chilean branch, Triplex Chile Ltda., completed the first installation of one of its corkline stackers onboard a Chilean purse seiner.
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NewsSuccessful year for Naust Marine
Last year was a special year for Naust Marine as the company installed electrical winch systems in one of the smallest trawlers and also some of the biggest trawlers in the world.
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NewsKarmøy Winch delivers deck machinery package
This year, Norwegian deck machinery producer Karmøy Winch delivered the complete deck machinery package to the new Shetland pelagic trawler Serene.
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NewsNorth Sea Winches supplies Jubilee Quest
North Sea Winches’ latest supply to the UK fishing industry is a winch and net drum package for a 21.5m twin-rig trawler which has recently completed sea trials.
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NewsWinch package for trawler/scalloper
North Sea Winches has just supplied a winch package for a 16.5m trawler/scalloper for the West coast of Scotland, built by MMS Ship repair yard of Hull, East Yorkshire.
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NewsIBERCISA's Lithuanian project
Lithuanian fishing company Baltlanta has a fleet of 12 freezer trawlers, five transport refrigerated vessels and an oil tanker, and is one of the most important Baltic fishing companies.
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NewsNew building Wouter Adriaantje
Maaskant Shipyards has completed a seiner for Dutch owner, v.o.f. Visserijbedrijf W. Melissant en Zonen.
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Stepless Dynex winding-on gear
Huginn VE-55 has been fitted out with a new computer-controlled set of Rapp Hydema winding-on gear for Dynex Warps, which offer a more precise way of spooling warp onto the winch drums.
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NewsWinch package for trawler/scalloper
North Sea Winches has recently cemented its position as one of the major players in the UK deck machinery market, having just supplied a winch package for a 16.5 metre trawler/scalloper for the West coast of Scotland, built by MMS Ship repair yard of Hull, East Yorkshire.
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NewsIncreasing safety and reducing fuel costs
When fisherman Bill Hammer installed roll fin stabilizers on his 56-foot longliner, he was hoping to improve his fishing operation.
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