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Colt-Pielstick® and Fairbanks Morse Diesels are in worldwide service... and we intend to keep them running!

TROUBLESHOOTING

TREND ANALYSIS

DESIGN

IMPROVEMENTS

REPAIRS / OVERHAULS

When you are looking for

DIESEL ENGINE PERFORMANCE SPECIALISTS

Phone: 608/364-4411

Colt Industries Fairbanks Morse Engine Division is the nation's largest supplier of marine medium speed diesels. Our customers include the

U.S. government and numerous commercial operators.

Colt Industries @ Fairbanks Morse

Engine Division

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Annual Meeting — A Preview (continued)

Imperial, Tank Systems a.s., A/S

Skarpenord, Maritime Protections

A/S, MAR-TEC, Flebu, Vimex and

Fox Compactors.

AMP

Booth 722

AMP Inc., one of the world's larg- est manufacturers of electronic and electrical interconnection devices, will be displaying the latest in con- nection technology associated with the marine industry. Featured will be Ampliseal Cable Entry Seals, the

AMP Marine Cable Splicing Kit, and AMP Silver-Plated Navy Ter- minals.

APPLETON MARINE

Booth 834

Appleton Marine, Inc., Appleton,

Wis., is a designer and manufacturer of marine deck machinery including cranes, winches, windlasses, cap- stans and UNREP equipment for both military and commercial appli- cations. Marine cranes are available in capacities from 4,000 pounds to 200,000 pounds in box, telescoping and knuckle-boom models. Detailed specifications and data will be avail- able at the booth.

ARCTEC OFFSHORE

Booth 831

Arctec Offshore Corporation, Es- condido, Calif., has been formed by the merger of Offshore Technology

Corporation and Arctec Engineer- ing, Inc. with their parent company,

Arctec, Inc. The firm provides a sin- gle source of integrated engineering and technical services to support clients whose operations are con- ducted in hostile marine environ- ments.

ASEA BROWN BOVERI

Booths 504 & 506

ASEA Brown Boveri Turbocharg- er will be exhibiting two models from their extensive range of turbo- chargers—the type RR151 and VTR 214.

The type RR151 is a lightweight, (continued)

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