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Wl The Leader for over 45 Years

SLIDING WATERTIGHT DOORS & CUSTOM CLOSURES

Walz & Krenzer slid- ing W.T. doors fully comply with SOLAS,

ABS, U.S.C.G.

Subpart 163.001

Class II and Class

III, and ASTM

F1196 and F1197 requirements.

Also available to

Lloyds, DNV and all other regulatory bodies.

Custom closures designed to meet your specifica- tions. Recent installations include: • T-AGS 45 Hatches, Sideports, Sliding Doors • "Northern Lights" Cargo Doors • T-AGS 60 Class Monorail Doors • "Endeavor" Wet Lab Door

Provide Proven Performance! (U.S. Navy, U.S. Coast Guard. & Commercial Vessels Worldwide)

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Sliding Doors

Phone 716-254-6670

Fax 716-254-6178

Walz & Krenzer, Inc. 90 Forest Ave. P.O. Box 382

Locust Valley, NY 11560

Factory: 1390 Mt. Read Blvd.

Rochester, NY 14606

Custom Closures

Phone 516-759-1802

Fax 516-759-9405

Propeller Mounted SPUHS

Line and Net Cutter Systems

Cut lines & nets with each prop revolution before entanglement occurs!

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SEAARK 48' Dauntless

Royal Cayman Islands Police 23' Commander

U.S. Coast Guard, Alaska 34' Stinger

U.S. Marine Corps 42' Dauntless

Nuclear Waste Interdiction, Caspian Sea 40' Dauntless

U.S. Border Patrol, Puerto Rico

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Monticello, AR 71655 USA 870/367-9755 Fax 870/367-2120 www.seaark.com 34' Dauntless

Venezuelan Coast Guard

PROTECTING THE WORLD

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If your job requires a tough

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Ships On Order (as of March 26, 1998)

SHIPTYPE NO.

AGGREGATES CARRIER 1

BULK CARRIER 330

BULK/ORE CARRIER 4

BUOY/LIGHTHOUSE VESSEL 21

CABLE LAYER

CEMENT CARRIER 3

CHEMICAL TANKER 119

CHEMICAl/OIL PRODUCTS TANKER 87

CONTAINERSHIP 309

CRANE SHIP 1

CREWBOAT 5

CRUDE OIL TANKER 186

DECK CARGO SHIP 5

DREDGER 2

DRILLING SHIP 7

FIRE-FIGHTING VESSEL 2

FISH CARRIER

FISH FAOORY SHIP 1

FISHING SUPPORT VESSEL 2

FISHING VESSEL 98

GENERAL CARGO 326

HEAVY LOAD CARRIER 9

HOPPER DREDGER 14

ICE-BREAKER 3

LANDING CRAFT 5

LIMESTONE CARRIER 3

LIVE-FISH CARRIER 1

LIVESTOCK CARRIER 2

LNG TANKER 22

LPG TANKER 49

MOTOR HOPPER 4

OFFSHORE PROCESSING SHIP 8

OFFSHORE SUPPLY SHIP 46

OFFSHORE TUG/SUPPLY SHIP 22

OIL PRODUCTS TANKER 15

OTHER LIQUIDS 3

PALLETIzED CARGO SHIP 1

PASSENGER (CRUISE) SHIP 37

PASSENGER/GENERAL CARGO 3

PASSENGER/UNDING CRAFT 60

PASSENGER/RO-RO CARGO SHIP 82

PASSENGERSHIP 78

PATROL VESSEL 15

PILOT VESSEL 3

POLLUTION CONTROL VESSEL 4

PUSHER TUG 7

REFRIGERATED CARGO SHIP 39

RESEARCH VESSEL 24

RO-RO CARGO SHIP 41

SALVAGE VESSEL 1

SELF DISCHARGING BULK DRY 1

TANK CLEANING VESSEL 2

TENDER (UNSPECIFIED) 5

TRAINING SHIP 4

TRAWLER 140

TUG 215

UTILITY VESSEL 11

WELL-STIMULATION VESSEL 1

WOOD CHIPS CARRIER 7

WORK/REPAIR VESSEL 1 source: Lloyd's Register

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