National Crane Offers Free Literature On Cranes For Marine Applications
Telescoping hydraulic cranes especially designed for offshore petroleum and other marine applications are available from National Crane Corporation.
The National Marine Lifting System is comprised of the Marine 200, 400, 600A and 800B series. Together, they fill medium- to heavyduty lifting demand on ships and fishing boats, docks and offshore platforms.
Maximum capacities and hydraulic boom lengths are: Marine 200, 10,700 pounds and 28 feet; 400, 16,000 pounds and 55 feet; 600A, 25,000 pounds and 66 feet; 800B, 35,000 pounds and 75 feet (four-section boom). Full marine conditioning is standard on these models, including sand blasting, inorganic zinc primer, paint and chlorinated rubber topcoat on all external surfaces, primer and paint on internal surfaces, and stainless steel lift cylinder rods and boom pivot pins.
The National Series 666A Skid Wireline Support Unit is especially designed for the wellservice industry. The skid-mount's mobility means a larger number of wells in different locations can be serviced than ever before. After transport to platforms by truck, the unit secures to any solid base.
The 666A's three-section fully hydraulic boom telescopes sequentially to a full 66-foot extension.
Maximum capacity is 25,000 pounds.
For more information and full-color literature on National cranes for marine applications, Circle 230 on Reader Service Card
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- Frederikshavn Werft Offers Color 20-Page RO/RO Ship Brochure page: 5
- Daniel A. Marangiello Joins ANADAC, Inc. page: 5
- New Offshore Committee Formed By SNAME— McClure Named Chairman page: 6
- Cost-Saving Numeric Control Service Offered By Maritime Design page: 6
- APL To Build Five New Ships page: 7
- Todd Signs Agreement With Australian Shipbuilder For Technology Transfer page: 7
- Volvo Penta Constructing New Production Facility page: 8
- Isle Of Man Ship Registry Growing page: 8
- James J. Henry page: 8
- OUTSTANDING OCEANGOING SHIPS OF 1986 page: 10
- THEODORE ROOSEVELT (CVN-71) COMMISSIONED page: 31
- Moss Point Marine Awarded $40.7-Million Navy Contract To Build Four LSVs page: 32
- N e w Book Accounts Histories of 500 Ships Built By Newport News page: 33
- Safety Coating Developed For Navy Is Commercially A v a i l a b l e For Marine Use page: 33
- U.S. NAVY SHIP PROCUREMENT THE FY 87 NAVY SHIPBUILDING AND CONVERSION BUDGET page: 34
- Major Navy Contracts page: 37
- $240-Million Modernization Program Announced For Portsmouth Navy Shipyard page: 38
- Sparrows Point Eligible For All Navy Contracts page: 38
- NCEL Develops New Multi-Function Tool For Naval Diver Use page: 38
- $1-Million Navy Contract To Airflow Company For Dockside A / C Units page: 38
- New Jam-Proof High-Speed Data Link Sought By Navy page: 38
- First Honeywell Hydrostar Plus System Sold To Navy page: 39
- Marine Machinery Association Discusses Quality Control With Navy Officials page: 42
- Hospital Ship USNS Mercy Dedicated At NASSCO In San Diego page: 42
- Tacoma Boatbuilding Launches Tenth T-AGOS For Navy page: 45
- Aegis Missile Cruiser xLeyte Gulf' Christened At Ingalls Shipbuilding page: 46
- Over Half Of Navy's Procurement Dollars Awarded Competitively page: 46
- Westinghouse Incorporates Proven GPC-1500 Controller Into C 0 / 0 2 Trim Package page: 47
- New Brochure Emphasizes Products & Services For Defense/Marine Industry page: 50
- GE's LM2500 Engines To Power Portuguese Frigates page: 50
- Falk To Market Masson Marine Drives page: 53
- NAVIGATION & COMMUNICATIONS EQUIPMENT page: 54
- New Corrosion-Resistant Monel Hose From Cajon page: 62
- Cunard Line To Spend $130 Million To Overhaul The Queen Elizabeth 2 page: 63
- Lubriquip Offers Literature On Automatic Centralized Lubrication Systems page: 63
- Koch-Ellis Provides Service To Meet Pollution Prevention Standards Of MARPOL 73/78 page: 63
- Mobil Oil Introduces Six Hydraulic Fluids page: 64
- Textron Marine Appoints L.N. Hairston Executive Director Of Marketing page: 64
- New Ship Repair Facility At Port Of Portland page: 65
- 300-Page Fishing Vessel Safety Manual Published page: 65
- TDI Catalog Now Includes 100-MM Chart Recorders page: 65
- Rockment To Supply Rockwool TNF Panel System For Cruise Liner page: 65
- General Electric Expands LM Family Of Aeroderivative Gas Turbines For Marine Service page: 66
- Magnavox Offers Dual Telephones With Satcom Terminals page: 69
- Bostik Introduces New Marine Grade Anti-Seize Compound page: 73
- Multipurpose Cargo Ship Launched At Jansen Werft Yard page: 73
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- National Crane Offers Free Literature On Cranes For Marine Applications page: 79
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