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Cummins Opens U.K Marine Center
Cummins Diesel U.K. has opened a Marine
Center as the main source of all Cummins marine engines for Cummins distributors within Europe, the Middle East and Africa.
The new l,821-sq.-m. facility is equipped to provide customers with complete power package from engines to propellers.
The Marine Center is involved in all aspects of design and stocks equipment of
Cummins B, C, 855, V28 and K series engines for workboat and pleasure boat propulsion and auxiliary applications in the 37 to 1,342-kW range.
This center, which represents an invest- ment of $1.5 million, is reportedly the largest distributor-owned operation of its kind in Europe.
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The SGC Building 13737 S.E. 26th Street, Box 3526 Bellevue, WA 98009 USA (206) 74M310 Fax: (206) 746-6384
State University of
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MARITIME COLLEGE
Fort Schuyler
Our Nation's Oldest maritime academy offers excellent educational and training services for the international maritime industry.
TANKER SAFETY • Tankship/Tankbarge
Dangerous Liquids (USCG approved) • Inert Gas/Crude Oil Washing • Confined Space Entry • Vapor Recovery
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Circle 342 on Reader Service Card the Marine Center provides a complete marine instal- lation support service for engines and engine drive equipment for meeting customers requirements — including the design, specification and fitting of engine related items.
For more information on Cummins Diesel
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MWH Rotators Increase Value Service Life
Markisches Werk Halver (MWH) has developed
Turnomat, a rotator for engines which reportedly re- duces unfavorable influences on service life and can prolong periods between overhauls. Turnomat ensures safe rotation of movement of the valve spindle during the entire opening and closing operation. The rotation energy brought about by this process report- edly has a favorable effect. At the moment of closing the valve, seats are being polished, thus creating imprvoed heat exchange, which lowers the tempera- ture of the components and results in a more even dis- tribution and a reduction in thermal stress.
For more information on MWM
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Jotun Launches Low-Impact Coatings System
At SMM '96
Norway-based Jotun Group launched a new low- impact coating system at SMM '96. Comprising two recently-developed Jotun coatings, this new system reportedly offers a high level of protection in areas throughout a ship, while meeting the strict VOC limi- tations called for by environmental legislation.
The basic protection offered by the new Jotun system is provided by the group's Polymastic 100, high-solids, solvent-free epoxy mastic formulation which reported- ly offers good resistance to abrasion, fresh and salt water, as well as to splashes of solvent and other chemicals.
The resistance of Polymastic 100 to seawater immer- sion, salt spray and humidity has reportedly been proven by extended tests in water ballast tanks and fore peak tanks, as well as on hulls above and below the waterline.
For more information the Jotun Group
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