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Hellenic Shipyards

Hellenic shipyard is the largest

Shipyard in Greece, and one of the largest in the Mediterranean.

The main activities of the yard include repair, newbuildings and industrial work. The yard's facil- ities can service every conceivable need; over 8,300 vessels of all sizes, typed and nationalities have been successfully repaired over the years. CIRCLE NO. 143

MasterShip CAD/CAM

Software

MasterShip is comprised of inde- pendently operating modules.

The complete system addresses all phases in the building prepa- ration flow. From the making of the workshop drawings, the expansions and the nesting, up to and including the computer-con- trolled machining of woods and metals. CIRCLE NO. 144

Ships Machinery

International

A WEKA boxcooler is the perfect solution for cooling auxiliary and main engines for inland and seagoing vessels, WEKA has more than 30 years of experience in producing coolers in 90/10

CU-NI, coated brass and galva- nized material.

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IFsT-^g

The Power to Predict

Introducing the first complete motor management solution, providing automated predictive maintenance, as well as motor performance and quality moni- toring — all while you motors are in operation. This unique new solution is available as both a portable instrument and a per- manently installed device

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Transas GMDSS Simulators

To implement GMDSS by 1999, over 4,000 officers will need to be trained each month. Suitable for very complex communication tasks without sacrificing user friendliness, of the highest quali- ty but at a comparatively low cost; Transas GMDSS Simulators are a key element for any

GMDSS training ashore and onboard. CIRCLE NO. 147

ID Mount Pipe Machining

Equipment

Tri Tool Inc. has introduced a new catalog for ID Mount Pipe

Machining Equipment. The cat- alog features Tri Tool's complete line of 200 and 900 series tools which mount on the inside diam- eter of pipe with self centering mandrels and provide precision pipe end machining for weld preparation. CIRCLE NO. 151 gr_ . .v.™ f " V i " - : m

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INMARSAT-Phone mini-M

SAIT RadioHolland in associa- tion with France Telecom has developed a portable mini-M telephone service specifically designed to meet the needs of commercial vessels both offshore and on in-land waterways. The

Inmarsat-Phone package con- tains a subscriber identity mod- ule (SIM) allowing access in remote areas. CIRCLE NO. 148

TIVAR® Marine Wear

Components

A new flyer details TIVAR

Dockguard components, which comprise half-round fenders, fender facings, piling rub strips, patented fastening systems and custom extrusions, molds and fabrications. The package includes TIVAR engineering plastic formulations.

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CAM-SET

LINE-BLIND VALVES A

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CAM-SET® Line-Blind Valves

Fetterolf Cam-Set line Blinds were developed over 20 years ago to eliminate the necessity of mov- ing the adjacent piping when changing a line blind as well as to provide a fast blind change by one person. Climbing back and forth over the piping is eliminat- ed as is flange bolt removal.

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Hydraulic Power Systems,

Maintenance Tools and

Equipment

Power Team's latest catalog,

PT97, features 168 pages of hydraulic know-how. The cata- log is divided into nine sections including cylinders, accessories, hydraulic tools, pulling systems, pumps, valves, lifting and jack- ing, presses and equipment and mechanical tools.

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CMD Shipyard

New York City's largotl dry dork facility ( , • .t'tt f.i^i iB

New York City's Largest Dry

Dock Facility

GMD Shipyard is the largest dry dock facility in New York City, within a 24-acre industrial park.

It's a facility with a deep water pier space and dry docks man- aged by marine fabrication and repair professionals and staffed by skilled craftsman, technicians and specialists.

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Solutions to Bolting Problems

The completely revised SUPER-

BOLT catalog contains technical information on mechanical stud/bolt tensioners and data on many new series. Multi-jackbolt tensioners require only hand torque wrenched to tension bolts tighter than any other method.

They eliminate the need for hydraulic wrenches, sledgeham- mers and heating methods com- monly used. CIRCLE NO. 154 73