AMP Offers Low-Cost M e t h o d Of M a r i n e Cable S p l i c i n g — L i t e r a t u r e O f f e r ed
The AMP Marine Cable Splicing Kit from AMP Products Corporation, Valley Forge, Pa., provides the marine industry with an advanced wiring method for modular shipbuilding, jumboizing and repairs.
According to the manufacturer, the AMP splicing system is the first safe, waterproof, corrosion- and impact- resistant, abrasion-protected, industry-accepted, low-cost method of marine cable splicing.
The AMP Marine Cable Splicing Kits include pressure-type AMP Butt Connectors; AMP Thick Wall Heat Shrink Tubing with Sealant (MIL-I-23053/15) throughout for replacement cable jacket; and AMP TERMI-FOIL Grounding Harnesses for maintaining electrical continuity of armor.
Reviewed and accepted by both the U.S. Coast Guard and the American Bureau of Shipping, this marine splicing kit eliminates long cable pulls and allows for splicing of wiring cables at modular breaks. In addition, it splices low smoke Navy cable as well as commercial cable for both new construction and repair.
Additional benefits of the product include cost savings associated with the ability to salvage broken shipboard cables, as well as faster repair completion which allows for preplanning of electrical work in damaged vessels.
For additional information and free literature on the AMP Marine Cable Splicing Kit, Circle 39 on Reader Service Card
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- Diesel America Completes Diesel Pump O r d e r page: 5
- AMP Offers Low-Cost M e t h o d Of M a r i n e Cable S p l i c i n g — L i t e r a t u r e O f f e r ed page: 6
- McDermott Lays Keel For First Of Three C r a f t In $ 3 2 . 6 - M i l l i o n Contract page: 6
- B u t t e r w o r t h Adds Eighth U.S. Supply C e n t e r— M a r i n e H a r d w a re page: 6
- Kiene Offers Improved Diesel Compression Set page: 7
- Trinity Industries Acquires Aluminum Boats, Inc. page: 8
- Waugh To Supply TNF Joiner System For S.S. Azure Seas page: 8
- Sims Pump Valve Offers Durable Composite Impellers And Parts For Marine Use page: 8
- Three Engines—One Design Concept: MAN B&W's State-Of-The-Art Propulsion Family For The 90s page: 10
- MAN B&W Holeby's CODAG GenSet Is Said To Save Up To 50 Percent In Electricity Production Costs page: 11
- OUTSTANDING OCEANGOING SHIPS OF 1988 page: 12
- $29.4-BILLION FY89 NAVY BUDGET APPROVED FOR SHIPS AND EQUIPMENT page: 23
- MAJOR NAVY CONTRACTS page: 25
- U.S. SHIP MAINTENANCE & REPAIR— A $50 BILLION TO $60 BILLION 10-YEAR MARKET page: 28
- MMA Meeting Studies Changes In Navy Acquisition page: 36
- Philadelphia Sections Of SNAME, ASNE Hear Paper On Maritime Industry page: 37
- Halter Marine Delivers First Of Six U.S. Navy Ocean Surveillance Ships In $85-Million Contract page: 38
- Deck Cannister N o w Offered For Avon Coastline Life Raft page: 47
- Cummins-Powered Cruise/Dining Vessel 'Star Of Louisville' Now In Service On Ohio River page: 48
- High-Performance Coatings Division Acquired By Hempel From Reliance Universal page: 48
- Westmont Industries Offers Eight-Page Color Brochure On Port Equipment page: 49
- Sperry Marine To Distribute Northstar Computerized Loran-C Navigators page: 50
- Marine Ladders And Gangways Featured In N e w 38-Page Alco-Lite Catalog page: 57
- Trilling Medical's 'Water-Jet': Unique Product For Emergency Burn Care And Fire Protection page: 60
- TBT-Free A n t i f o u l i n g Range From International Paint Gets Enthusiastic Response page: 60
- Halter Marine Christens Fourth Of Six Ocean Surveillance Ships In $85-Million Navy Contract page: 60