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SEC

SNEC

Sabroe Marine

Saga

Salerno, Port of

Salvage Association

San Lucian Oil

Scamp

Schichau Seebeckwerft

Schiffscommerz

Seamark

Seatechnic

Sec Soc Es Cantieri

SEMT Pielstick

Shell Company (Hellas)

Sigma Paints Hellas

Simrad Albatross

Simrad Optronics

Skarpenord International

Spectec Norway

Steer Shipmanagement Services

Stork Services

Sudoexport

Sudoimport

Sydicat Francais des Assureurs Maritimes et

Transports

BC Taechang Industrial

Technoship

Technava

Technifrance

Technet Group and Associates

Telecomputer Center

Thames Diesels

Thomas Miller & Son (Bermuda)

Trieste, Port of

Trilling Medical Technologies

Tsavliris Group of Companies

Turboned

Unimar Maritime Services

Unimex

Unitor Ships Service

Universal Importex

U.S. Coast Guard

Vanos

VDMA

Vecom Hellas

Vernicos Yachts

Vernon Carrux Strentex

Verolme Botlek

Veson Computer Systems

Videotel

J. Vourakiis Freres & Fils

Wartsila Diesel

Watercraft Hellas

Waukesha-Lips van de Wetering

Wijsmuller Holding

Wilson Walton International

Wilton-Fijenoord

World Trade Network

World Properties and Investment

G.J. Wortelboer Jr.

YVC Bolnes

Yard

Zervoudakis Deka Marine Supplies

Stolt-Nielsen Orders Two 5,000-DWT Parcel Tankers

For Inter Europe Service

Stolt Tankers and Terminals (Holdings) S.A., and Sumitomo

Corporation, on behalf of the Fu- kuoka Shipbuilding Co., Ltd. of Fu- kuoka, Japan, have announced the contract for the construction of two 5,000-dwt parcel tankers. The ships will be delivered in March and June 1992, for operation by the Stolt-

Nielsen Inter Europe Service, which serves Europe, including North Sea,

United Kingdom and Mediterra- nean ports.

Furmanite Offers Free

Brochure Describing

Machines And Services

Furmanite, an international maintenance service company with corporate headquarters and techni- cal center in Virginia Beach, Va., is offering a free brochure describing machines and services available from the company.

The publication asserts that Fur- manite's series of machine tools spe- cifically designed for marine use, and capable of performing on-board ship repairs, eliminates costly re- moval and re-installation expenses during overhaul.

Discussed are: vertical launch sys- tem, designed to grind missile tube land rings; hatch refit machine—fits all hatches on 637 and 688 Class submarines, and meets U.S. Navy "fit-up" requirements for 36-inch hatches; milling, turning and boring machine series (F-MTB), developed for in-place repair of 1/2-inch to 4- inch valves; and canopy-to-bonnet cutter (F-CBC), designed for cut- ting and weld prepping the canopy on vented cap valves.

Furmanite has established credi- bility in U.S. and civilian shipyards

Circle 344 on Reader Service Card for designing and delivering ma- chines for special applications that offer cost-effective solutions to time-delay problems. The company also has experienced technicians lo- cated throughout the country who are available 24 hours a day to respond to emergency situations.

For further information and a free copy of the brochure describing

Furmanite's machines and services,

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BENDER monitors are used for the continuous active monitoring of grounded, ungrounded and high-resistance- grounded power systems. They may also be used for the passive monitoring of idle and/or standby equipment. These units operate by continuously monitoring the insulation level from the Megohm ranges down. Metered output of ohmic readings and adjustable alarm levels ensure that any ground leakage current is automatically indicated.

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