Frydenbo Names Triconn Licensee In U.S. For Rotary Steering Gear
Triconn Corporation, Redding, Conn., recently announced it has entered into an exclusive license agreement with Frydenbo A/S, Bergen, Norway, for the manufacture, sale, and service of Frydenbo rotary vane steering gear in the U.S.
The Frydenbo rotary vane steering gear system has long been popular among owners and operators for use on oceangoing and harbor tugs requiring rugged and dependable steering systems to crude oil and product tankers having to meet the latest IMCO requirements for reliability and safety at sea.
Over 6,000 vessels operating worldwide have Frydenbo rotary vane steering gear installed, including over 150 vessels built in the U.S., making Frydenbo one of the largest, most experienced and respected manufacturers of rotary vane steering gear in the world.
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- Successful Trials Held For Heavy Lift Vessel Sibig Venture page: 10
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- INTERNATIONAL OIL SPILL CONFERENCE page: 14
- Irvine Named General Manager And Chief Surveyor For AMT Panama page: 23
- Ocean Carriers Seeks MarAd Approval For T-5 Tankers Charter To MSC page: 24
- TeleSystems Concludes Distribution Agreement With Grove Of Canada page: 24
- Eastern Marine Delivers Trinity River To Transportation Resources page: 25
- COAL EXPORTS page: 26
- Navy Secretary Says '83 Budget Permits Fleet To Reach 600 Ships page: 27
- Halter Marine Delivers First Of Four 191-Foot Supply Boats To Point Express page: 30
- Navy Solicits Qualified Sources To Overhaul Ships Machinery page: 30
- First Of Five Tankers For USSR Christened At Rauma-Repola Yard page: 32
- LR#s Offshore Register Shows Increase Of Over 100 Units In Mobile Drilling Rigs page: 32
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- Navy Exercises Final Options In $1.7 Billion T-AKX Program page: 37
- Leevac Shipyards Delivers 165-Foot Supply Vessel To Offshore Express page: 38
- Bay Shipbuilding Completes Repairs To USCG Cutter Mackinaw Ahead Of Schedule page: 39
- Newport News Announces Five Executive Appointments page: 40
- USS Ticonderoga, First Of New Class Of Cruisers, Joins The Fleet page: 41
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