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/aller Marine Develops >wer Barges For The Future

Waller Marine, Inc. has become leused on the application of mod- )-n electrical generating technol- r to the marine industry with the |esign of several power barges for le international market. The com- |any has designed several barge- lounted power plants using diesel, |as turbine and steam generating schnology, with installed capaci- ies varying from 30- to 220-MW.

Applications for Waller Marine de- igned power barges have been in he Caribbean and South and Cen- ,ral America, also in the Philippines, yhina and West Africa. The com- pany has focused upon the use of

American equipment and construc- ;ion. For more information on the papabilities of Waller Marine, Inc.,

Circle 165 on Reader Service Card /estern Machine Works iGrabs Intl. Business In '93

Western Machine Works reported sales to the U.S., Singapore and The

Netherlands in 1993. The North

Vancouver, B.C., Canada-based company is reportedly the original developer of remote control hydrau- lic tow pin units and has been manu- facturing them for more than 30 years. In 1994, the company plans to add a compact two-pin unit to its product line for use on smaller tugs.

The compact unit is reportedly ef- fective in restricting the tow line.

For more information on the prod- ucts offered by Western Machine

Works,

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Simplex-Turmar Becomes

U.S. Rep For Klehma's Hatch

Cover Seal Products

Dusseldorf-based Klehma Rub- ber Engineering has appointed Sim- plex-Turmar, Inc. of New York as its U.S. representative.

Klehma has pioneered and con- tinues to develop its unique process of hatch cover seal repair for vari- ous vessels, including but not lim- ited to bulkers and reefer vessels.

The Klehma process is also appli- cable to Ro/Ro or door seals.

The Klehma process utilizes cold- vulcanization of a complex rubber compound which is unique to the industry. Klehma claims that no other product can rejuvenate seals time and time again to the original shore hardness and specifications.

Klehma's process is reportedly ac- knowledged by major shipowners to be a cost-effective remedy for hatch cover seal wear. The Klehma pro- cess meets the watertightness re- quirement of most major class soci- eties and regulatory bodies. For more information on Klehma's hatch cover seal products from Simplex-

Turmar,

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February, 1994 113

CMP Expands A/C,

Refrigeration Compressor

Part Line

CMP Corp., an independent manufacturer and supplier of OEM- quality air conditioning and refrig- eration compressor parts, has ex- panded its line of parts manufac- tured for the cooling systems in the marine and other industries. CMP's

CMP has expanded its line of OEMquality cooling system parts. full line includes pistons, rods, cyl- inder liners, valve plates, pumps, crankshafts and other compressor parts to fit some of the biggest names in the business. CMP has been manufacturing replacement com- pressor parts for more than 25 years.

For more information on CMP's products,

Circle 176 on Reader Service Card ^JHHHH ...Because the hest costs about the same as the rest

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But that's where the similarities end...

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COMSAT is first in every category. • First to provide seamless, four ocean connections around the world to assure you instant connectivity of the highest quality. • First to introduce a broad range of i

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