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Siemens

CENTENNIAL 1893-1993

Booth Numbers 339-341

The Marine Systems Group is marketing Siemens' electrical engi- neering expertise to the North Ameri- can marine customer, including com- mercial shipbuilders and owners, the

Fisheries Industry, U.S. Coast Guard and the Navy. The Siemens Marine

Group delivers systems ranging from a ship's entire electrical generating, propulsion and control needs to stand-alone systems that replace or automate routine shipboard tasks.

Whether it is new construction, such as the complete ship system recently delivered to B.C. Ferries Corpora- tion for their new Super Ferries; retro-fits such as the 800 amp switch- board delivered to Lasmo Corpora- tion for the Nordic Apollo; or an upgrade such as converting LNG tankers to ABS +ACCU (unstaffed)

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CARGO CRANES

SERVICE CRANES

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HAGGLUNDS INC 50 CHESTNUT RIDGE ROAD

MONTVALE.

NEW JERSEY 07645

USA

TEL: 201-391 8930

FAX: 201-391 8694

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Booth #117

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DigitaL Gyro Repeaters

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BRIDGE WING MOUNTING of LR40/LR60 Digital Gyro Repeaters

The LR40/LR60 can now be panel-mounted on the Bridge Wing using a "flip-up" plastic cover.

The cover is specified to IP55. • Large super-Pright Digital Heading Display. • Analog Turning Indicator - allowing instant estimation of turning rate. • Will work from most types of gyro compasses. • Programmable as Master Repeater or Slave

Repeater. • Digital Data output (RS422) - for integration with survey and navigation computers.

DIGITAL HEADING REPEATERS

Scandinavian micro systems P.O. Box 155. N-1411 Kolbotn. Norway Phone +4766 80 71 07

Fax +47 66 80 80 95 86

Circle 318 on Reader Service Card status, Siemens' project man ment skills ensure customer si faction.

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Skookum/

RopeMaster

Booth Number 344

Skookum/RopeMaster, an Ub company located in Hubbard, O. manufactures a wide range of g eral purpose blocks, fairleads a alloy shackles used extensively the marine industry. Skookum pr( ucts are serving the cargo, mater handling and deck gear requii ments of customers ranging frc the U.S. Navy to offshore geophyi cal survey companies. Althouj primarily designed for use with wi rope, Skookum/RopeMaster block sheaves and fairleads are current being custom engineered and bui to accommodate the newer higl strength synthetic ropes being use more and more in the marine indus try.

Circle 115 on Reader Service Card

Spurs Marine

Manufacturing, Inc.

Booth Number 202

Spurs Marine Manufacturing of- fers Spurs Line & Net Cutter. Spurs

Line & Net Cutter, used by more than 40,000 commercial, Navy and pleasure boats worldwide, is now available for oil tankers, cruise ships, containerships and all large ocean- going vessels. These large vessels may now protect their shaft seals and running gear and avoid costly down time with the use of Spurs' propeller anti-fouling device. Spurs'

ABS approved hardened stainless steel cutters work in both forward and reverse to sever lines, from as small as monofilament and nets to large mooring lines, before fouling and damage can occur.

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SSPA Maritime

Consulting AB

Booth Number 119B

Services and products SSPA Mari- time Consulting AB offers include specialized consultation in hydro- dynamics; model test facilities such as towing tank; large section cavita- tion tunnel for complete hull model and seakeeping/maneuvering labo- ratory measuring 285 feet by 125 feet. SSPA Maritime Consulting has obtained recent commissions for model testing and theoretical projects for, Bird Johnson - propel- ler design for U.S. Coast Guard (USCG) buoy tender project; Ingalls/

Rosenblatt - a Ro/Ro design for Mili- tary Sealift Command program;

Marinex - VLCC design; McDermott - Sulphur Carrier project; Bazan

Shipyard - high-speed monohull ferry; GVA/Canadian Marine Drill- ing Ltd. - icebreaker "Oden II" with unconventional hull; RSwN - SES

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