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CENTENNIAL
J* ' 18 9 3-1993 ish Prodeo Group and markets searchlights and floodlights for all kinds of applications, from small fishing vessels to large offshore in- stallations.
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Kopcke International (USA) Inc.
Booth Number 609
Kopcke Houston commenced op- erations March, 1993 as a full-range marine supply organization meet- ing the needs of vessels trading in the Ports of Texas and Louisiana.
The parent organization, Kopcke
International, headquartered in the
Rotterdam Port area, felt there was an opportunity to combine the longstanding European emphasis on service, quality and competitive pric- ing with the talents and expertise of a local American management team located in Houston.
Kopcke Houston also provides a stocking point for the group's engi- neering, reconditioning and ship re- pair firm, Polmar Engineering.
Polmar reconditions spares such as valve spindles, valve seats, piston crowns and cylinder covers for a variety of main engines including
Sulzer and B&W.
Parts are fully reconditioned to class specifications in Polmar's
Rotterdam facilities and are now available from stock in Houston.
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Kvaerner Masa
Marine Inc.
Booth Numbers 624, 626 and 628
Kvaerner Masa Marine, Inc. (KMM) is a Naval Architecture con- sulting company which offers the advanced marine technology avail- able through its membership in the
Kvaerner group. This year at the
SNAME Exhibit, KMM will be joined by several associated companies in- cluding: • Kvaerner Ships Equipment - Ro/
Ro ramps, hatches • Kvaerner Eureka - cargo access equipment • Max Honkanen Inc. - heel stabili- zation systems • United States Shipbuilding Con- sortium - innovative shipbuilding strategies • B.C. Research Ocean Engineering
Centre - ship model testing facility
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Leistritz Corporation
Booth Number 215
Leistritz Corporation will pro- mote screw pumps for various ship- board services, such as: • Cargo pumping • Cargo stripping • Lube oil services • Fuel oil services • Hydraulic service for CPP propel- lers • Steering gears • Deck machinery.
Service and spare parts are avail- able from Leistritz Corporation on the East and West Coasts of the
U.S., as well as Canada.
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Loctite Luminescent
Systems Inc.
Booth Number 237
Loctite Luminescent Systems
Inc., a world leader in electrolumi- nescent (EL) technology with more than 20 years' experience designing lighting applications, will be pre- senting Lifeline™ Low Location
Lighting System, as required by
SOLAS.
Lifeline has been proven to direct occupants effectively to safe egress from passageways darkened by smoke or power failure.
The system, which evolved from one developed for commercial air- craft, is notable for its high visibil- ity in smoke, due both to its physical location near the floor and also to the inherent properties of its light source, EL light.
Lifeline is reportedly a rugged, solid state system, easily installed, practically indestructible, requiring little or no maintenance, and is van- dal-resistant.
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Mackay
Communications
Booth Numbers 217-219
Mackay Communications will in- troduce at the SNAME Exhibition its new line of Saturn M & B digital satcoms for marine, land and per- sonal-portable use. Also on display:
Mackay's new GMDSS console unit and Racal color ARPA radar.
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Marine Interface
Booth Number 345
Marine Interface manufactures personal computer-based monitor- ing systems for propulsion engines, generator engines and marine tank level monitoring. All marine inter- face systems use standard IBM com- patible personal computers for theii speed, power and graphic display capabilities. The firm produces al systems and software in house. B\ regularly using available persona computers, Marine Interface is abl( to provide state-of-the-art and ver satile systems at substantially re duced cost.
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Metritape, Inc.
Booth Number 404
Metritape, Inc. manufactures re sistance tape: the simple, reliabl
New Marine Propulsion
Control Technology
From Mathers Controls.
Replaces pneumatic control
Microprocessor-based serial link communication
Designed for 500 to 10,000 HP applications
Applications:
Reverse-reduction gear
Controllable pitch propeller
Propeller shaft brakes
Simplified installation
Offers:
Optimum accurate control
Equipment protection
Redundancy and reliability
Backed by 42 years in marine control
For complete Information write, phone or fax:
Tel 206-757-6265 Fax 206-757-2500
Mathers Controls Incorporated 675 Pease Road Burlington, WA 98233
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NEW ENGLAND TRAWLER EQUIPMENT COMPANY
Manufacturers of Custom Engineered Marine Deck Machinery
For Over 65 Years
Anchor Windlasses for Chain 1/2" to 4" A.B.S. Certified
Winches - Anchoring, Traction,
Towing, Oceanographic, Mooring
Capstans - Warping Heads up to 36" in Diameter
Cranes Hydraulic Power Units Hoists
Computer Aided Design
Designed to FU Your Seeds - \ot Ours
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