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A drawing of the M/S Crystal Symphony. Kvaerner And N.Y.K. Sign Contract For New Cruise Ship A contract to build a 50,000-gt luxury cruise liner has been signed between Japan's N.Y.K. Line and Kvaerner Masa-Yards, Inc., a Helsinki, Finland, based shipyard company belonging to Norway's Kvaerner Group. A letter of intent for the vessel was signed in Decem- ber 1992. The vessel, to be named M/S Crys- tal Symphony, will be built at Kvaerner Masa-Yard's Turku New Shipyard, Finland, and is scheduled to be delivered in Spring 1995. She will be 777.9 feet long, have a 99- foot beam, and carry 960 passen- gers. According to Kvaerner Group's president Diderik Schnitler, "the order will represent one of the first cruise ships built in Europe for de- livery to Japan." For more information about the shipyard services available from Kvaerner Masa-Yards, Circle 138 on Reader Service Card Offshore Systems Appoints Peter Mantel Sales Manager Offshore Systems International, Inc.'s vice president of marketing and sales, Manfred Reimann, an- nounced that Peter Mantel has joined OSI as sales manager for the U.S. and Canada. OSI, the market- ing and sales organization for Off- shore Systems, Ltd., (OSL) of Vancouver, Canada, recently opened its new U.S. offices in Lynnwood, Wash., north of Seattle. Mr. Mantel will dedicate his ef- forts to introducing OSL's success- ful Electronic Chart/Precise Navi- gation System (ECPINS) to fleet operators and to build up a dealer organization. OSL is a leading sup- plier of Electronic Chart Display and Information Systems (ECDIS) and its ECPINS will comply with all IMO ECDIS standards. ECPINS technology has been tested in over forty shipboard installations. A graduate of the Dutch Nautical Col- lege "Willem Barentsz," Mr. Man- tel has been on the helm of a variety of merchant vessels on world wide Peter Mantel trade, with his last four years at sea spent as a Chief Mate. In 1988, he joined Radio Holland Group, USA, and worked in direct sales and dealer support. From 1991, Mr. Mantel was responsible for their Northwest operations. His seagoing back- ground and "hands-on" marine elec- tronics experience will be valuable assets to OSI and its' customers. For more information about OSI's chart products, Circle 122 on Reader Service Card Kvaerner Wins Elf Petroleum $5.7 Million Contract Norwegian offshore group Kvaerner A/S announced that it was awarded a $5.7 million module con- tract by Elf Petroleum. The con- tract covers a 240-ton module to be installed on a treatment platform for the Lille-Frigg development in the Norwegian North Sea. Elf Pe- troleum, a unit of French oil com- pany Elf Aquitane, is operator for the development. . SUPPLYING THE WORLD WITH IMPROVED PRODUCT QUALITY AND RESEARCH a *M ifjrv lit -Jm m • ' i In wa * ' r J Cf imi | i i if I nl jmmamf si —•„ vs^ . \v v Phillystrans position as the world leader in high- tech fiber rope systems is the result of unmatched commitment to quality with continuing;research into new and better solutions for Marine, Industrial, . . and Military applications. UNITED ROPEWORKS (U.S.A.) INC. 151 COMMERCE DRIVE MONTGOMERYVILLE, PA 18936 U.S.A. (215) 368-6611 TELEFAX: (215) 362-7956 4 SKAOKUMaJt Rope Master AN UL.VEN COMPANY tpril, 1993 Circle 308 on Reader Service Card Circle 332 on Reader Service Card 13 Now more than ever, RopeMaster/Skookum signifies value in today's cost-conscious world. Our comprehensive block, fairlead, sheave and alloy forging lines have met the challenges of the most demanding applications around the world. And in the process, we've proudly taken part in the shaping of American history; from salvage operations at Pearl Harbor and construction of the Grand Coulee Dam to San Francisco's BARTand Skookum/RopeMaster PO Box 280 Hubbard, Oregon 97032 Telephone 503/286-3627 Outside Oregon 1-800/547-8211 FAX 503/651-3409 the space shuttle. Whatever your application, we're committed to serving you with the finest in standard and custom engineered products. For further information contact your nearest dealer or call us direct.
