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Fjellstrand To Deliver

West Germany's First

High-Speed Catamaran

Fjellstrand a.s. of Omastrand,

Norway, is scheduled to deliver a 127.3-foot advanced slender cata- maran (ASC) to AG EMS Emden,

West Germany, in the spring of 1989.

The new catamaran, ranked as the first delivery of this type to a

German owner, will have capacity for 272 passengers. It will be the first high-speed catamaran to fly the German flag, be classified in accordance with Germanischer

Lloyd's rules and be certified by the

See-Berufsgenossenshaft. The ves- sel will be equipped with a propul- sion system comprising MTU en- gines, ZF gears and KaMeWa water jet. It is expected to have a maxi- mum speed of 38 knots.

Since the introduction of its suc- cessful 127.3-foot advanced slender catamaran in 1985, Fjellstrand a.s. has secured construction contracts for 25 vessels of this type, including 21 for export to 13 different na- tions.

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Mapeco Named Marine

Engineering Representative

Of Southern Bolt

Mapeco Products, Inc., manufac- turers of Pilgrim Nuts and Morgrip

Bolts since 1967, has recently been named the marine engineering rep- resentative of the Southern Bolt

And Fastener Corporation of Shrev- eport, La.

Southern Bolt, established in 1960, is a manufacturer of large- diameter specialized fasteners. Ca- pabilities include hot-upset forging through 4-7/8-inch diameter, preci- sion machining of all exotic alloys, in-house heat treatment and a com- plete metallurgical laboratory. Typ- ical materials are high-strength low- alloy steel, heat- resistant alloys, all grades of stainless steels, nickel and super alloys.

Southern Bolt has supplied spe- cialized fasteners for nuclear steam equipment, naval propulsion and critical piping systems with Sub- safe/Level I approval. Their Quality

System has been audited and certi- fied to MIL-I-45208A and

MCS6(a).

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Diesel America Completes

Diesel Pump Order—

Literature Available

Douglas L. Oehrlein of Diesel

America, Inc., New Orleans, La., recently announced the delivery of

December, 1988 3 25 lightweight diesel pumps to boat and barge operator Hollywood Ma- rine, Houston, Texas.

Mr. Oehrlein recently recalled: "Hollywood was one of the first companies to try our new light- weight diesel pumps. Initially they began converting their existing pumps over with our diesel under our Repower Program. However, as their experience grew with our pumps, they finally elected to pur- chase all new pumps. The new line of lightweight diesel pumps weigh only about 80 to 85 pounds, and start easily with a recoil rope-type starter. The units are diecast alumi- num pumps with cast iron volute and impellor. The housing is epoxy coated and the unit comes in a pro- tective roll cage. The new pumps are powered by Yanmar L40 air-cooled diesels which operate at 3,600 rpm.

The unique package brings Holly- wood Marine the size, starting con- venience, cost and weight of gaso- line-powered pumps along with the fuel economy, safety, long life and reliability associated with diesel en- gines."

Diesel America produces a full line of lightweight diesel pumps in- cluding centrifugal, trash and diaphram. The company builds spe- cial-purpose fire pumps, diesel pow- er compressors, pressure washers, generators, and other special-pur- pose diesel equipment.

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They are for instance standard built forapplication in areas where there is a risk of explosion. Explosion proof requirements are especially high on drill platforms. Forthis reason increased sparking protection is possible as an optional extra. JDN-pneumatic hoists are available with carrying capacities from 0,1 to 100 tons.

JDN - The successful synthesis of tradition and progress

Available forcarrying capacities up to 100 tons for 6 bar.

Standard models have F-controls with emergency stop.

Please, request our latest information material on the complete

JDN-hoist programme !

There are many reasons for using JDN-hoists.

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Telefon (02302) 208-0 • Telex: 8229162 Telefax (02302) 208-286

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JDN-pneumatic- monorail block

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