Free Brochure Details Rigid Inflatable Craft From Task Force Boats
A free brochure from Task Force Boats Ltd. details its full line of Rigid-Hulled Inflatable Boats from 5.7 to 9.5 meters (18.7 to 31.1 feet) for the commercial, military, rescue, patrol and recreational markets.
The new HF "Typhoon" range utilizes a unique patented and quickly interchangeable Modular Air Collar Systems (MACS). The modules are independently mechanically secured to the topside gunwales by very high grade woven polyester fastening straps. This system has been proven in service with the British Royal Marines, Royal Hong Kong Police and the German Lifeguard. The heavy duty density module material has an excellent resistance to petroleum, diesel and oil. Individually molded in one piece, without joints and weak points, these units are manufactured using well established techniques.
In the event of damage, each module or fastening can be simply and quickly replaced.
The rigid hull is available in both aluminum and GRP.
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- EUROPEAN SHIPBUILDING AND REPAIR page: 12
- Unitor Offers Literature On New Medical Concept For Cruise Industry page: 22
- Bird-Johnson Pneumatic Systems To Be Installed By PCE On 18 Navy LSTs page: 23
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- STATUS REPORT ON U.S. NAVY SHIP AND EQUIPMENT PROCUREMENT page: 27
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- L&C Associates Installs Protective Sealing System Aboard USNS Mispillion page: 37
- Posidonia The International Shipping Exhibition page: 38
- Furmanite Offers Free Brochure Describing Machines And Services page: 41
- International Paint Applies New Coating Technology To U.S. Marine Market page: 42
- Nichols Bros. Delivers First 3 Of 6 Ferries For Puerto Rico page: 43
- Eastern Shipyards Converts Two Offshore Vessels To Ensco Marine page: 43
- RORO90 page: 44
- Textron Marine Systems Delivers LCAC-24 To U.S. Navy page: 45
- Cummins-Powered Yacht At Freeport Shipbuilding page: 45
- Bender Monitoring Systems Prevent Ground Faults —Literature Available page: 45
- Free Brochure Details Rigid Inflatable Craft From Task Force Boats page: 45
- Construction Of Cog Replica Supported By Deutz M WM page: 46
- Ingalls To Continue Engineering, Planning Services To N a v y 's Aegis Destroyer Program page: 46
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