Norwegian Firm Offers Porthole/Escape Hatch —Meets Safety Rules
A Norwegian company, MSCI, is marketing a new and revolutionary combined porthole/escape hatch as an extra source of security for vessel crew and passengers.
J E T O B - T - 3 0 1 has been patented, and meets all classification requirements for safety at sea.
It is approved by the Norwegian M a r i t i m e Directorate and Det Norske Veritas.
The unique design of the product allows a person in an emergency situation to change an ordinary looking porthole into an emergency exit within seconds by turning an approved locking device.
The escape opening is sufficiently large enough to allow a per- sinson wearing a life jacket or a survival suit to evacuate the vessel in minimum time through the porthole when other routes are blocked or dangerous.
The JETOB - T - 301 has been designed with t r i p l e s e c u r i ty against mechanical strain and can be installed in all parts of the vessel, including the lower part of the hull, according to classification rules.
The first JETOB - T - 301 units are now being installed on Norwegian passenger vessels and are also designed for naval vessels, offshore and other commercial vessels.
Further information and full literature can be o b t a i n e d by writing to P.N. Svinoe, Marketing Survey and Consultants International, P.O. Box 230, 6065 Ulsteinvik, Norway.
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- Desco Marine Launches Its 100th Cummins-Powered Boat page: 9
- Kent And Boling Elected To The NOIA Board page: 11
- 1980 Annual Meeting, Water Resources Congress page: 12
- McDermott Building Two Bulkfleet Marine Tugs Custom-Made For Future page: 14
- Reduced Towing Costs Subject Of Study On Towing Surge Pendants page: 16
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- FMC Releases Study On Virgin Islands Trade page: 20
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- Lips-Doran To Establish Chesapeake, Va., Plant page: 25
- Dinko's Marine Service Orders Supply Vessel From Mississippi Marine page: 27
- New Major Shipyard To Be Formed In Hong Kong page: 27
- Shell Offers Literature On New Diesel Oils page: 32
- Halter Marine, Inc. Sets Production Record - 2 2 8 Deliveries In 1979 page: 33
- SNAME Philadelphia Hears Paper On Hopper Dredge Design page: 34
- McAllister Acquires Baker-Whiteley— Now Offers Baltimore-Based Marine Services page: 34
- North Sea Corrosion Conference Papers Now Available In Book Form page: 36
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- 3 New Reports Now Available From Ship Structure Committee page: 40
- International Oil Spill Conference To Be Held In Atlanta March 2-5, 1981 page: 40
- Norwegian Firm Offers Porthole/Escape Hatch —Meets Safety Rules page: 41
- Mississippi Marine Towboat Delivers Two New Vessels To Palmer Barge Line page: 41
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