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Mapeco Products

Mapeco Products, a division ofWalz & Krenzer,

Inc., located in Locust Valley, N.Y., supplies keyless shaft couplings to U.S. shipyards. Pri- mary benefits of the company's product include the elimination of stress concentrations caused by keyways, ease of shafting and coupling inter- changeability, and time savings during installa- tion and removal. The couplings use hydraulic pressure to mount onto straight shaft ends. Fi- nite element analysis and custom computer pro- grams are used to design the couplings. The company has supplied keyless couplings for the

T-AGS 45 oceanographic ship, the LSV-21 re- search submarine, and the T-AKR 301 Sealift vessel.

For more information on Mapeco Products

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MEBA Engineering School

The MEBA Engineering School was estab- lished to provide the contracted companies of

SPiJflS Line & Net Cutters: PROVEN PERFORMANCE! %

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Join the fleets that are "ENVIRONMENTALLY RESPONSIBLE"!

By eliminating shaft seal damage and resulting

OIL POLLUTION.

No Wear! No Maintenance!

Cuts lines and nets before propeller entanglement occurs.

A.B.S. Approved. All size vessels.

Install Spurs Line and Net Cutters at your next drydocking!!

Call for a FREE quote and Brochure with complete installation drawings.

Toll Free: 1-800-824-5372

Prop Mounted Design lo fit any size ship.

SPURS LINE AND NET CUTTER 201 S.W. 33rd St. • Ft. Laud. • FL 33315 • Ph: 954-463-2707

SEE US AT SNAME BOOTH #414

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Carlstadt.NJ 07072 (201) 843-4700 (201) 843-6470 Fax 2900 Main Street

Bldg. #140-C

Alameda, CA 94501 (510)523-3100 (510) 523-3390 Fax 33 Rector Street

New York, NY 10006 (212)425-1996 (212) 363-3292 Fax

Anthony Del Gavio

President

DEL GAVIO

MARINE HYDRAULICS, INC.

HYDRAULICS * ELECTRIC * MACHINE WORK * VALVES * COMPLETE REPAIRS ON ALL TYPES OF ELECTRO-

HYDRAULIC STEERING SYSTEMS & DECK MACHINERY. * UL LISTED FOR FULL SERVICE ELECTRICAL REPAIRS ON

MOTORS AND GENERATORS IN HAZARDOUS LOCATIONS. * HYDRAULIC PUMP AND MOTOR REBUILDING. * HYDRAULIC CYLINDER OVERHAUL AND TESTING.

I DENISONl Hydraulics I

Authorized Marine Service Centers "Serving the Marine Industry for over twenty-five years"

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HILLER SYSTEMS, INC.

FOR PROMPT & PROFESSIONAL REPAIR & MAINTENANCE

OF MARINE FIRE PROTECTION SYSTEMS, DECKING, AND INSULATION

NEW CONSTRUCTION INSTALLATIONS • ROUTINE MAINTENANCE OR EMERGENCY SERVICE 24 HOURS A DAY, SEVEN DAYS A WEEK 75 YEARS SERVICE TO THE MARINE INDUSTRY

HYDRO TESTING/RECERTIFICATION

CO2- HALON - FOAM

SPRINKLER SYSTEMS

PHONE: 205-661-1275

FAX: 205-666-3062

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DETECTION/ALARM SYSTEMS

MARINE INSULATION

MARINE DECKING 3710 LAKESIDE COURT

MOBILE, AL 36693 66

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District 1 - Marine Engineers Beneficial Associa- tion with qualified marine engineers. Today, the school provides both desk and engineering offic- ers of the U.S. Merchant Marine the continuing education necessary to keep American flag ves- sels safe and competitive in the oceans of the world. Courses offered include: Ship's Manage- ment; Tankship Safety; LNG Tankship; Deck and Engine License Upgrading; Diesel Engi- neering; Machine Shop; Welding; Ship's Medi- cine; AnalogElectronics; Digital Electronics; Elec- trical Troubleshooting; Computer Technology;

Computer Applications; GMDSS; Water Sur- vival; and Firefighting.

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Metritape/ Inc.

Metritape, Inc. provides a complete line of level gauging systems for all facets of marine systems. The company's systems are based on resistance-tape technology, and this technology has been utilized in solving tough gauging prob- lems aboard hundreds of vessels with different gauging requirements. Advantages of this tech- nology include reduction of labor hours and the elimination of heavy maintenance and special cleaning. In addition, surface waves and ship trim do not affect the resistance-tape sensor's level indication.

For more information on Metritape, Inc.

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New Wave Systems, Inc.

New Wave Systems, Inc., of Jamestown, R.I., manufactures a full line of Nautilus ship design and construction computer software. Its IBM

PC-based programs can be used for hull design and fairing, construction templates, damaged stability calculations, structural analysis and performance predictions. The company will high- light its new Windows-based ProSurf hull design and fairing software at SNAME. Features in- clude: full NURB B-spline hull surface defini- tion; automatic surface fitting of offsets and section shapes; dynamic fairing and shape con- trol commands; bi-directional transfer of geo- metric data; full undo capability; and relational geometry control.

For more information on New Wave Systems, Inc.

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Newport News Shipbuilding

Newport News Shipbuilding (NNS) designs, builds, overhauls and repairs a variety of ships for the commercial and military markets. It has constructed Nimitz class aircraft carriers, Vir- ginia class guided missile cruisers, and Los An- geles class attack submarines. In 1994, the yard signed a contract with Eletson Corp. of Greece to build two double hull Double Eagle product tank- ers, with options for two more, making history by winning the first foreign order in a U.S. yard in 37 years. The yard is also the lead design yard for

Seawolf class attack submarines. NNS currently has construction contracts for five U.S. Navy vessels, and recently began overhauling aircraft carrier USS Dwight D. Eisenhower.

For more information on Newport News Shipbuilding

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Ocean Power & Equipment Co., Inc.

Ocean Power & Equipment Co., Inc. will be exhibiting on behalf of the following manufac- turers at the upcoming SNAME show: Alfa

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