propulsion technology

- MN 100: ZF Marine Propulsion Systems Marine News, Aug 2014 #74
15351 SW 29th St. Ste 300
Miramar, FL 33027
Telephone: 786 417 3496
E-mail: edward.schwarz@zf.com
Website: www.zfmarinecc.com
CEO/President: Wolfgang Schmid
Number of Employees: 100

The Company:
ZF Marine supplies propulsion system components for yachts, defense craft, high-speed ferries, workboats and commercial vessels, in a power range from 10 to 14,000 kW. The product portfolio includes a comprehensive range of transmissions (reversing, non-reversing and hybrid), propellers POD-drive systems, steering systems and CANbus-compatible, electronic control systems, azimuth thrusters, tunnel thrusters, bow thrusters and sail drives.

The Case:
ZF Marine is a global leader in marine propulsion technology and a leader in the integration of azimuth thruster or “Z Drive” technology with the brown water fleets. Early adopters have found performance gains, significantly increased maneuverability, and reduced fuel consumption with this technology. In order to continue to be successful with innovative products, ZF annually invests about 5% of its sales in research and development.

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- MN100: ZF Marine Propulsion Systems Marine News, Aug 2016 #90
control systems, azimuth thrusters, tunnel thrusters, bow thrusters and sail drives. The Case: ZF Marine is a global leader in marine propulsion technology. ZF Marine is a leader in the integration of azimuth thruster or “Z Drive” technology with the brown water fleets. Early adopters have found
- MN 100: Reintjes GmbH Marine News, Aug 2014 #58
.de Website: reintjes-gears.de President: Dr. Christian Schliephack Number of employees: 700 The Company: Reintjes GmbH is an independent propulsion technology company that manufactures 1,300 gearboxes per year at its headquarters in Hamelin. More than 90,000 units have been supplied to customers worldwide
- New Navy Report Outlines Potential Submarine Threat From Third World Nations Maritime Reporter, Jul 1990 #44
submarines, some of which are the new air-independent propulsion type. The emergence of modern, relatively inexpensive, air-independent propulsion technology has turned diesel-electric submarines into true submersibles. The report states, "Able to stay submerged for extended periods, using these
- Schottel Offers Free Color Brochure On Its 'Rudderpropeller,' And Units For Shallow-Draft Propulsion Maritime Reporter, May 1988 #22
Schottel, a leader in propulsion technology, has published a 20- page, full-color brochure on the propulsion units marketed by the company. The Schottel Rudderpropeller, the heart of the system, is a combined propulsion and steering unit. The engine power is transmitted through bevel gear sets to
- Arneson Surface Drives Offer Performance With Reliability Maritime Reporter, Nov 1986 #86
—Literature Available— Arneson Marine, Inc., Corte Madera, Calif., are the manufacturers of a state-of-the-art marine propulsion system, Arneson Surface Drives, which utilizes surface piercing propellers to provide propulsion for all craft from 16 to 150 feet. Increasingly popular with builders inten
- MN 100: Alternative Marine Technologies LLC Marine News, Aug 2015 #12
The Company: Amtech specializes in ship design integration and construction supervision dealing with new propulsion technologies, niche trades and operational efficiencies. Its South Korea office and staff have delivered over 250 ships and the U.S. offices are well versed in U.S. construction, Jones Act
- MN 100: MAN Diesel & Turbo North America, Inc. Marine News, Aug 2014 #29
propulsion systems. Customers receive worldwide after-sales services marketed under the MAN PrimeServ brand. Marked as a significant advancement in propulsion technology, Doosan Engine, under license from MAN Diesel and Turbo, recently supplied the world’s first dual-fuel, low-speed 8L70ME-GI engine to NASSCO
- MN100: Reintjes GmbH Marine News, Aug 2016 #74
The Company: Founded in 1979, Reintjes GmbH is an independent propulsion technology company that manufactures thousands of gearboxes annually. More than 90,000 units have been supplied to customers worldwide. Over time, Reintjes has expanded its product portfolio of marine gearboxes for engine ratings from
- Catching the Electric Vision Marine News, Nov 2016 #22
technology, which gives The Fjords a platform to edge out the competition. Batteries Included Retrofitting or implementing battery powered propulsion technology on a new construction vessel is not as simple as it may appear—the technology comes with some limitations and caveats. Battery power can be
- Austal Unveils HSV-M Maritime Reporter, Jul 2003 #24
Developed in response to existing naval requirements and incorporating advanced hull and propulsion technology, the Austal High Speed Vessel - Multipurpose (HSV-M) is an example of the potential effectiveness of high-speed vessels for future naval and other military roles. Austal's HSV-M design
- HSV 2 Swift Delivered to U.S. Navy Maritime Reporter, Sep 2003 #17
of Navy experimentation, the HSV will be used to explore concepts, capabilities and military utility associated with the advanced hull and propulsion technology integrated with advanced communications in support of the Littoral Combat Ship (LCS) program. For the Marine Corps, the HSV will conduct

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