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Valmet Automation Gets Order For Eight Damatic Systems From Yugoslavia Valmet Automation a.s. in Nor- way recently received an order for eight Damatic marine automation systems to be delivered to the Yu- goslav shipyards Split and Uljanic. These systems include monitoring as well as control functions of the propulsion machinery and electrical power station, and are based on the same technical concept as the sev- eral ships now in service with re- duced crew complements. During the past few months, Val- met Automation has received orders for 17 ships—the eight for Yugoslav yards, seven for South Korea, one for Finland, and one for Norway. Last year Valmet established a co- operation agreement with Hyundai Electrical Engineering Company (HEECO) in South Korea, a compa- ny manufacturing electrical rotating machinery, switchgear, and elec- tronics. As a result of the contracts in Yugoslavia, a similar agreement has been signed with the Yugoslav company Rade Koncar. Valmet came on the market in 1983 with a new concept for ship automation, replacing the six to eight traditionally separate systems with one multi-functional system, the Damatic Marine System, com- bining monitoring and control of the ship's propulsion and cargo gear into a microprocessor-based hard- ware concept with color video dis- play units in the control room. For free copies of brochures con- taining full information on the Damatic system, Circle 92 on Reader Service Card Bardex Offers New Brochure On Translift Load Walker A new four-page brochure is avail- able on Bardex Corporation's new generation of Translift Load Walk- ers. The new system is designed to move heavy loads over unprepared surfaces and has a extremely low profile. The brochure gives features and typical applications, explains the unit's operation, and presents outline drawings and specifications. For a free copy of the new Bardex brochure, Circle 77 on Reader Service Card Workboat buyers don't like to talk about Fish Expo Their competitors might learn just how valuable Fish Expo is. In fact, over half the exhibits overlap the workboat market and in a 800 booth show, that'll keep you busy for a while. Whether you're looking for a good shipyard, deck gear manufacturer or the best supplier for handling equip- ment, you'll find them at Fish Expo. And Fish Expo probably has more marine electronics exhibits than any other commercial marine show. The fact is that workboat buyers have been attending Fish Expo for years (all twenty of them). But they don't like to talk about it. You see, they think it gives them a competitive edge and this year, we're sharing the secret. Sponsored by National Fisherman FISH EXPO '86 October 15-18, 1986 Bayside Exposition Center Boston, Massachusetts For more information, contact: National Fisherman Expositions P.O. Box 7437 DTS, Portland, ME 04112 (207) 772-3005 Circle 226 on Reader Service Card Circle 165 on Reader Service Card HBC BARGES LAST LONGER. They last longer because they are: • built by craftsmen. • designed to provide maximum pound for pound strength with attention to critical wear points. • built with a full measure of quality materials and welding. • built straight and dimen- sionally accurate. HBC Barge What's more, HBC has the versatility to build the Brownsville barge that will last longer Pennsylvania 15417 in your service. Phone: 412/785-6100 IRAMPMAS TERl MARINE ALUMINUM GANGWAYS RESISTANT j _ „ .fn'j1' \ x 1 Circle 241 on Reader Service Card July 15, 1986 ALL TYPES SHIP'S LADDERS a PIER STANDS Call Us For Quotes! RAMPMASTER IMCORPORAT 9125 OSCEOLA BOULEVARD VERO BEACH FLORIDA 31963 TELEPHONE 305 569 9600 Circle 243 on Reader Service Card JOINER DOORS THE NAVY'S LIGHTEST AND STRONGEST JOINER DOORS - IN STOCK AND AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY I Lightweight Honeycomb Doors (Meets U.S. Navy Specs) TYPE 1 TYPE 2 TYPE 3 Aluminum Honeycomb GRP/Nomex Aramid ORES Honeycomb Steel Honeycomb TYPE 4 DOUBLE DOOR _ ADVANCED STRUCTURES CORP. 235 WEST INDUSTRY COURT DEER PARK , NEW YORK 11729 (516) 667-5000 ® NOMEX ARAMID IS A TRADEMARK OF DUPONT Circle 245 on Reader Service Card 55
