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ADAMS & PORTER MARINE INSURANCE 163 JEFFBOAT . . VESSEL CONSTRUCTION/REPAIR 297

ADVANCED STRUCTURES DOORS 333 JOHNSON RUBBER BEARINGS 308

ALBAN ENGINE POWER, INC DIESEL ENGINES 348 KSM FASTENING SYSTEMS, INC. . . STUD WELDING SYSTEMS 225

ALFA-LAVAL, INC OIL/WATER SEPARATORS 103 MCALLISTER BROS TOWING SERVICES 313

ALLIED FIBERS INDUSTRIAL NYLON 349 M.A.N. GHH STERKRADE FLOATING DRYDOCKS 110

B.F. GOODRICH/L.Q. MOFFIT . . SHAFT BEARINGS 265 MARINE EQUIPMENT CATALOG . ANNUAL MARINE/NAVY CATALOG 157

BERGEN DIESEL DIESEL ENGINES 350 MARDATA/MMS COMPUTER INFORMATION SYSTEMS 307

BOSTON WHALER, INC WORKBOATS 101 MICROLOGIC LORAN C TECHNOLOGY 259

CMC COMMUNICATIONS T V./ANTENNA SYSTEMS 214 MIDLAND AFFILIATED WATER TRANSPORTATION SYSTEMS 111

CATERPILLAR ENGINE DIV DIESEL ENGINES 115 NATIONAL MARINE SERVICE INC. SHIPYARD SERVICES/TOWING SERVICES 222

COOPER INDUSTRIES . . LOAD DISTRIBUTION MONITOR 287 OMNITHRUSTER INC SHIP CONTROL SYSTESM 112

FRITZ CULVER INC DECK MACHINERY 215 PARKER HANNIFIN CORP HYDRAULIC VALVES 113

CUMMINS ENGINE CO., INC DIESEL ENGINES 102 PECK PURIFIER SALES CO OIL PURIFIERS 256

DAHL MANUFACTURING . . . FILTERS/WATER SEPARATORS 262 SOUTHWEST MARINE, INC SHIPYARDS 117

FRED DEVINE DIVING & SALVAGE DIVING/SALVAGE 212 SQUIRE-COGSWELL CO AIR COMPRESSORS 118

DURACOTE CORPORATION . NOISE ATTENUATION MATERIALS 271 TECH DEVELOPMENT INC ENGINE AIR STARTERS 119

ENGLEHARD ANODE RECOATING 104 TELEDYNE HASTINGS-RAYDIST . . PORTABLE RADIOLOCATION SYSTEMS 120

R.W. FERNSTRUM & CO GRIDCOOLERS 273 THOMSON-GORDON/WAUKESHA BEARINGS BEARING 121

STACEY FETTEROLF CORP LINE BLINDS 185 TRANSAMERICA DELAVAL/GEMS SENSORS . . TANK LEVEL INDICATORS 122/125/

GENERAL THERMALDYNAMICS . . . 105 126

GOLTEN MARINE CO. INC DIESEL REPAIR EXPERTS 106 ELLIOT CO./UNITED TECHNOLOGIES WHITE GILL THRUSTERS 123

CMH HELESHAW HYDRAULICS . . . . . . HUYDRAULIC EQUIP/SYSTEMS 302 VERREAULT NAVIGATION INC. . . SHIPBUILDING/REPAIR 207

HITACHI ZOSEN CORP SHIPBUILDING 107 VOLVO PENTA DIESEL ENGINES 187

IMEL SHIPBUILDING/REPAIR 108 WARTSILA DIESEL ENGINES 124

Blohm + Voss Awarded $3.4-Million Contract

To Renovate Cruise Ship

The Hamburg yard of Blohm +

Voss in West Germany has received an order from Sundance Cruises of

Seattle valued at some $3.4 million for renovations to the 26,747-grt lin- er Scandinavia. Sundance, a consor- tium of the MacDonald Corporation of Seattle, Johnson Line of Stock- holm, and Effoa Finland Steamship

Company of Helsinki, bought the cruise vessel from DFDS Line of

Denmark last November. To be re- named Stardancer, the Scandinavia was completed in 1982 by the Dubi- geon Normandie yard in Nantes,

France.

The liner is due to arrive at the

Blohm + Voss yard on April 10 this year, with redelivery scheduled for "the 28th of that month. B + V is understood to have been the low bidder for the conversion job, but the deciding factor may have been the fact that the Hamburg yard had the available berth to meet the very tight schedule.

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Sigmaform Introduces

GK-A60 Multi-Cable

Transit System —Literature Available

Sigmaform Corporation of Santa

Clara, Calif., is offering a free four- page color brochure on their new product line GK-A60 Multi-Cable

Transit System that is designed to pass multiple cables from one com- partment to another and maintain fire, gas and watertight integrity.

The system has been accepted for

Navy shipboard installations in ac- cordance with Naval Sea Systems (NAVSEA) publications, and also has been accepted by the U.S. Coast

Guard for use on U.S.-flag vessels in

Class A, B and C bulkhead and decks. It complies with the Interna- tional Convention for the Safety of

Life at Sea (SOLAS) A-60 fire tests and is approved for A-60 class bulk- heads and decks. It has also been accepted by Lloyd's Register of

Shipping and by the American Bu- reau of Shipping.

The brochure contains color pho- tos that illustrate the simplicity of steps necessary to complete the GK-

A60 Multi-Cable Transit System, beginning with installing the endfit- ting compression plate into the frame, then installing the first row of cables followed by the stay plate above, and then additional rows of cables and stay plates as required.

The fill-in plate is then installed and the top bolt tightened until all air gaps are removed between pack- ing modules. The system is then complete.

Specifics, along with line draw- ings, are given for vaiious parts of the assembly for the system, such as the frame, endfitting compression plate, fill-in plate, stay plate, and packing modules.

For a free copy of the brochure and further information on Sigma-

GK-A60 Multi-Cable Transit Sys- tem,

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Houston Ship Repairs

Awarded $672,000 Contract

For Work On Training Ship

The Maritime Administration has awarded a $672,000 contract to

Houston Ship Repairs of Channel- view, Texas, for repair work on the

Texas Maritime Academy's training ship Texas Clipper.

Signet Forms New

Ocean Transportation

Services Division

Signet Marine Group, an operat- ing entity of Signet Corporation of

Houston, has formed an Ocean

Transportation Services (OTS) Di- vision, according to a recent an- nouncement by J. Barry Snyder, president and chief executive officer of Signet, and Thomas V. Van

Dawark, executive vice president of Dillingham Maritime. Under the terms of an agreement between Sig- net and Dillingham Maritime, Sig- net will charter Dillingham vessels to augment its existing fleet.

The OTS Division will specialize in marine towing and transportation of liquid, dry bulk, breakbulk. con- tainerized, and project cargoes in the Atlantic, Gulf Coast, and Carib- bean. Signet Marine's established operations include Bulkfleet Marine

Corporation, a carrier of refined pe- troleum products and other bulk materials.

The management team chosen for the development of the expanded

Signet Marine Group will include many of the former key Ocean

Transportation Services, Inc. man- agers from Dillingham.

Circle 50 on Reader Service Card 42 form Corporation's new product line

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