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a ORWEGIAN MARITIME REVIEW 3S and small amounts of fresh ;er. The system works by pro- iing very small droplets of water h high momentum into hot flue ses, to reach the combustion iree even in large, hidden fires, e Hi-fog system is designed to sorb a fire's energy and cool the rrounding air.

Aside from its safety benefits, the -fog system helps a shipowner ve weight, as the system uses nail bore, stainless steel tubing hich is designed for new construc- on and retrofits.

A typical Hi-fog system has a total eight of 15 tons.

For more information on Hi-fog

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Ring Marine Helps Outfit

Stena Explorer

Stena Explorer, the first of the new

HSS (High Speed Service) catama- rans, has a Ring Marine

Communication telephone system installed.

Based on the marine-adapted

Digicom/ASA 101 exchange, the sys- tem is connected to a GPS-controlled cellular system with 10 lines for external communications.

The system comprises 30 digital telephones and 10 rugged intercom stations.

For more information from Ring Marine

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A similar array of products is offered for coatings below the waterline, including Seamate

HB66, the top of the range self-pol- ishing antifouling for vessels sail- ing at between eight and 16 knots.

In selecting Jotun's self-polish- ing antifoulings, the Voyage

Factor Concept gives the owner the possibility to consider the esti- mated number of sailing days dur- ing the year.

Fewer sailing days can conse- quently help reduce paint costs.

For more information from Jo tun

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DPS For Crucial Situations

Simrad's ADP 703 is a dynamic positioning system (DPS) which uses three control computers to provide a high degree of opera- tional reliability. The ADP 703 is designed to be used in the most

Jotun Helps Ships Stay

Covered And Owners

Under Budget

Jotun Protective Coatings offers a wide variety of products and ser- vices, including painting systems for cruise ships and ferries.

For above the waterline, the com- pany offers a range of products, including Jotamastic 87, a two-pack, rust-preventing modified epoxy paint for use on boot tops, topsides, decks and holds.

It may be applied directly to poor- ly prepared surfaces, and can be applied over old conventional coat- ings to upgrade the coatings system where higher protection perfor- mance is required.

September, 1996

The ultimate in safety and productivity.

Contact us, or our distributors/agents, for product details and a reference list.

All Set Marine Lashing AB

Box 14 112, S-161 14 Bromma, Sweden.

Tel: +46-8 80 75 70. Fax: 46-8 80 15 88.

E-mail: [email protected]

All Set Marine is seeking agents and distributors in Europe.

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For a really turnaround

The user-friendly design of the

C5AM-DF makes operation smooth and easy, thus increasing personnel productivity at the terminal.

Using the C5AM-DF, deconing and coning can be handled safely and easily on the dock. This saves time and reduces "per-move" costs.

The C5AM-DF also operates as a tradi tional twistlock if required and is the only dual function twistlock that is safe to operate on board. • No relocking minimizes cone failure and provides unbeatable productivity. • 700,000 C5AM-DF's are now in use worldwide.

The latest addition to the list of users is Maersk Line. • Major ports prefer the C5AM-DF for its safety and productivity.

The original design and remarkably high reliability of the C5AM-DF Semi-Automatic Twistlock are the result of extensive product experience.

So why risk cone failure or operating delays?

Choose the C5AM-DF Semi-Automatic Twistlock and reduce your operating costs! • The flexible cable with high-visibility handle is a unique All Set design that has proved its reliability during seven years of operation.

Ship operators choose the C5AM-DF

Semi-Automatic

Twistlock.

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