Equipment
ACO Marine gears up for increased demand
(Posted on 14/01/19)Ship sanitation solutions supplier ACO Marine plans to triple production at its Pribyslav plant in the Czech Republic to meet increased demand for its stainless-steel wastewater treatment products.ACO Marine Managing Director Mark Beavis explained the boom in the river cruise market is one of the main driving forces behind the ramp...
FlowSafe’s low operational cost option
(Posted on 14/01/19)A new offset carbon neutral ballast water management system called FlowSafe, which can be installed at sea and runs at close to zero costs, has been designed by marine engineering firm Flow Water Technologies Ltd.The modular turnkey system is compact and, with one machine and multiple ballast lines, is ideally designed for tankers...
Emissions can reduce with virtual fuel meters
(Posted on 07/01/19)By utilising waste heat recovery and using modern technology like machine learning to create virtual fuel meters, the shipping sector can reduce both its emissions and its fuel consumption. This is shown in a new dissertation by Fredrik Ahlgren at Kalmar maritime academy at Linnaeus University.The ships of today collect large quantities...
New safety line from Ocean Safety
(Posted on 07/01/19)Ocean Safety has launched its new Ocean Pro 2-Hook Elasticated Safety Line for 2019, with hooks that are the latest development in robust safety for tough ocean-going situations. Choosing the right equipment to keep crew members on board in challenging conditions is vital and Ocean Safety has worked closely with...
Euroports Germany opts for Liebherr
(Posted on 19/12/18)Liebherr Maritime Cranes has delivered the first of two LHM 550 to its neighbours in the Port of Rostock, Germany. Euroports Germany intends to increase its turnover considerably with the new cranes. Liebherr succeeded in finding a tailor-made solution for Euroports’ requirements.Euroports is one of the largest port infrastructure...
New Damen tug increases Port Nelson capabilities
(Posted on 19/12/18)On 10th December, Damen sales manager Sjoerd de Bruin signed a contract with Port Nelson CEO Martin Byrne in New Zealand. Damen will deliver an ASD Tug 2411 to Port Nelson in support of the port’s expansion strategy.As part of the expansion, Damen’s client will increase its wharf in order to accommodate vessels...
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