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ALLWEILER AS (Marine)

Nye Vakås vei 4, Hvalstad,, NorwayUpdated Jan 2011

Allweiler AS supplies pumps and related equipment to marine industry, shipping and offshore.

American Ship Repair Company

Brooklyn,, NY, United StatesUpdated Jul 2002

American Ship Repair Company has been serving the international marine industry from its New York base since 1951, focusing on replacement spare availability, manufacturing capabilities, and product line enhancement.

Aylward Publishing Ltd

Kent, United KingdomUpdated May 2002

homepages of Aylward Marine publishers. Magazines include marine equipment news, int. shiprepair news, int. offshore news, shipyard technology news

BP Shipcare

Singapore, SingaporeUpdated Jan 2007

BP Shipcare is a wholly owned subsidiary of BP Shipping Limited, which is a member of the BP Group. It was formed in 1975 initially to lay-up its own surplus tonnage but as demand and expertise increased the service was expanded to include other ship owners and operators. BP Shipcare's lay-up site is off the coast of Sabah, Malaysia near to the island of Labuan, in Brunei Bay. The bay was identified as a suitable spot for preserving vessels and rigs since it lies in sheltered waters outside the typhoon belt. The anchorage has good holding ground in 30m of water and a current of no more than half a knot allowing ships to be moored to a single anchor. The lay-up unit can accommodate over 30 vessels at any one time. Since the start of operations in Brunei Bay, BP Shipcare has successfully laid-up and reactivated over 150 different vessels, including tankers, gas carriers, rigs and container ships. The experienced gained over this time enables us tailor the lay-up to suit owner and vessel requirements, ensuring vessels are returned in optimum condition. Typically this involves protection of machinery against static seizure, dehumidification of accommodation and engine room, hull protection via strategically placed anodes and blanking of hull apertures, and appropriate protection for all external deck equipment. Once laid-up, 24 hour on board watch-keeping enables the entire crew to be repatriated providing significant cost savings to owners. Routine maintenance schedules are agreed and regular reports keep owners apprised of vessel's condition. In addition, by liaising with local shipyard facilities, BP Shipcare is able to assist with arrangements for any remedial or refurbishment work that may be required, making efficient use of the period the vessel is in lay-up.

Burrard Iron Works Limited

Vancouver, CanadaUpdated Dec 2003
Freight/RFQ

Manufacturing, supplying and servicing engine room and deck machinery for the shipping industry since 1912, specializing in tough winches for tugboats.

Comark Corporation

Medfield,, MA, United StatesUpdated Mar 2004

Comark manufactures computers and displays for the Marine environment. Our Pentium PCs can withstand high shock and vibration and are corrosion resistant. We have LCDs for Panel or Deck mounting, available with high bright displays and perfect for Pilot House, Engine Room or Fly bridge monitoring.

Coppus Murray Group

Millbury, MA, United StatesUpdated May 2005

Coppus Murray Group is a manufacturer of marine and industrial equipment, specializing in engine room and deck machinery.

Delta-T Systems, Inc.

Riviera Beach,, Florida, United StatesUpdated Apr 2004

Delta-T Systems, now part of Centek Marine, designs, engineers, and manufactures advanced marine ventilation systems including fire dampers, fans, blowers, and environmental systems used on commercial, naval, and recreational vessels worldwide.

Dreggen Crane A.S

Bergen, NorwayUpdated Jul 2004

Dreggen are able to deliver a complete package of cranes and lifting equipment for marine and offshore industry. Established in 1987 and located in the center of Bergen - Norway.

FOGTEC Fire Protection GmbH & Co. KG

Cologne,, GermanyUpdated Feb 2008

In addition to its headquarters in Cologne, FOGTEC opened in 2000 a separate office in Hamburg concentrating on shipboard Marine Systems. The main applications are for accommodation and total engine room protection for Cruise Liners and Ferries as well as local protection systems for all kind of vessels. For the Offshore Industry FOGTEC offers also protections system for gas turbines, machinery spaces and accommodation areas. Systems for shoreside maritime facility applications can also be supplied. Fire Protection GmbH & Co. KG, founded in 1997, concentrates on development, manufacturing and marketing of fixed and mobile water mist fire fighting systems. All systems are of the high-pressure type using pressures from 80 to 200 bar. The water mist created is rated Class 1 according to NFPA 750. On-going development of FOGTEC fire-fighting technology and product quality are the basis of FOGTEC’s policy. The FOGTEC Team is located in Cologne, Germany, and consists mainly of specialised engdineers and marketing experts. The Research and Development department constantly carries out full-scale fire tests within its own test facilities as well as at international test institutes. FOGTEC holds various patents. The registered brand FOGTEC is well known for quality first class products around the world.

Fel-Pro Chemical Products Div.

Skokie, IL, United StatesUpdated Nov 1998

Fel-Pro Chemical Products Division manufactures industrial sealants, thread compounds, gasket makers, anti-seize compounds, and lubricants for MRO, marine engine room, plumbing, and HVAC applications.

GMG Controls Inc.

New Hyde Park, NY, United StatesUpdated Jun 2001

GMG Controls Inc. is a New York-based supplier of marine and industrial control systems, specializing in engine room controls, alarm and monitoring systems, and switchboard equipment for commercial vessels.

Marine Services International (MSI) Ltd

St. John's,, Newfoundland and Labrador, CanadaUpdated Apr 2007

Marine Services International (MSI) Ltd is a St. John's, Newfoundland based marine firm offering marine project management, design, engineering, surveying, and vessel services for local and international clients.

NoSpray Protection Systems Ltd.

Delta,, BC, CanadaUpdated May 2003

NoSpray Protection System is an aluminum/glass cloth jacketing system designed to prevent flammable spray of hot oil in vessel engine rooms, available in tape or sheet format with silicone adhesive for easy installation.

Oceangate M.T.C.

Gardena, California, United StatesUpdated Aug 2001

100% biodegradable oil absorbent for oil spills on water as well as on solid surfaces.

Poseidon Simulation AS

Leknes,, NorwayUpdated Mar 2006
Training

Poseidon Simulation AS develops and supplies maritime educational simulators and operational competence worldwide, including navigation, GMDSS, and engine room simulators.

Sea Service Gdynia

Gdynia,, PolandUpdated Jan 2006

SEA SERVICE Gdynia has more than 15 years experience in ship trade. We can help you with delivery of spare parts of Polish made deck and engine room machinery and equipment, such as: Compressors types: SF-125; SE-160A; SC-115 ( H.Cegielski). Also various spares for main engine and auxiliary engines types : A20; A25; Z 40/48; RND90; RTA58, B&W and others.

SeaSouces

Freedom, Maine, United StatesUpdated May 2002

Study online with SeaSources. Multiple Choice Quizzes with Illustrations for Coast Guard License Exam Preparation Assistance.

Superior Diesel Inc.

North Charleston, SC, United StatesUpdated Nov 1998

Superior Diesel Inc., established in 1967 in North Charleston, SC, provides engine room repair services and engine systems and spares for the marine industry. Acquired by Western Branch Diesel in September 2017.

Tano Automation Inc.

New Orleans, LA, United StatesUpdated Nov 1998

Tano Automation Inc. is a New Orleans-based designer and manufacturer of computer-based centralized control and monitoring systems for marine, oil and gas, and energy management applications. Its systems are installed on containerships, tankers, tugs, dredges, and U.S. Navy survey ships.