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Thermax North American Sales Thermax N.A. 13115 Dulaney Valley Road Glen Arm - Baltimore County MD 21057-9601, USA TEL: (410) 592-8540 FAX: (410) 592-3185 FIRE PROTECTION AROUND THE WORLD ... NAVAL ARCHITECTS, INTERIOR DECORATORS, MATERIAL SPECIFIERS, SHIPBUILDERS, JOINERS, AND CABINET MAKERS LOOK TO THERMAX FOR: NON-COMBUSTIBLE marine construction boards per requirements of SOLAS and IMO resolutions Marine rated construction boards for bulkheads, walls, ceilings, and doors Marine Regulatory Body Certifications (USGC/UL, Canadian Coast Guard, UK DOT, Lloyds, DNV, et al.) Excellent core material for marine furniture fabrication Environmentally friendly construction materials (no fibers, no formaldehydes, nontoxic) Technical Support Inventory in the USA ready for immediate shipping Laminating services available Metal profiles for bulkhead systems upon request Design, production, and sales of marine products according to requirements of DIN ISO 9001 / EN 29001 Sales and Warehousing Panel Specialists Inc. 3115 Range Road Temple, TX 76501 TEL: 800-947-9422 FAX: 817-774-7222 ISO 9001 Registered and Certified THERMAX • Subsidiary of ISOVOLTA AG • Austria A Constantia Industrieholding A.G. Company " J ince 1946, the Bollinger philosophy has been simple... listen ro rhe customer, please rhe customer, stand behind your work. Fifty years later, rhar philosophy remains rhe same. Bollinger Shipyards, Inc...Let our pasr become a parr of your furure. Yard Skipper Liner Type Stern wheeler Name Genesee Belle SkipperLiner delivered the Gen- esee Belle, an 81-ft. (24.7-m) stern- wheeler, to its owner, Genesee County, Flint, Mich. The vessel is operated by Genesee County Parks and Recreation at the historical Crossroads Village on Mott Lake. Propulsion is by a Cummins 6BT5.9G2-M, driving the genera- tor and hydraulic pump. The 150- passenger vessel could not be de- livered via waterway, which re- quired the boat to be designed and built at SkipperLiner, in a manner making it possible to transport the vessel overland to the lake. For more information from SkipperLiner Circle 83 on Reader Service Card Circle 282 on Reader Service Card 32 Maritime Reporter/Engineering News Yard Trinity Type High-speed ferry Name Carlbe Cay Circle 257 on Reader Service Card Yard McDermott Type Stern wheeler Name American Queen American Queen, constructed by McDermott Shipyard of Amelia, La., and designed by Rodney E. Lay & Associates of Jacksonville, Fla., was delivered to the Delta Steamboat Co. The 418.5-ft. (127.5 -m) steamboat is reportedly the largest overnight passenger vessel built in a U.S. shipyard since the 1950s, built at a cost of $65 million. Hopeman Bros, provided produc- tion joiner work at McDermott as well as finish joiner work, a con- tract totaling $15 million. Amer- ican Queen features antique steam engines salvaged from the steam dredge Kennedy. The vessel cruis- es the inland waterways of the Mississippi River and its tribu- taries. For more information from McDermott Circle 90 on Reader Service Card rears OF QUALITY SERVICE TO THE MARINE INDUSTRY P.O. Dox 250 • 8365 Highway 308 Sourh • Lockport, LA 70374 • Phone: 504/532-2554 • Fox: 504/532-7225 Aluminum Boats, Inc., of the Trinity Marine Group, delivered the 95-ft. (28.9-m) high-speed alu- minum ferry Caribe Cay to Transportation Service of St. John in the U.S. Virgin Islands. The 30- knot, 276-passenger ferry is the third built by Trinity shipyards for the Virgin Islands tour and ferry operator. Overall, Caribe Cay is 95 ft. long, with a 24-ft. (7.3-m) beam and a 9.6-ft. (2.9-m) depth. Loaded draft is 5.5 ft. (1.7 m). The vessel can carry approximately 2,800 gallons of fuel and 250 gallons of potable water. Caribe Cay is powered by five Cummins KTA19M3 diesel engines driving Twin Disc reverse/reduction gears with a 1.92:1 ratio. Each engine produces 700 hp at 2,100 rpm. Electrical power is produced by two Cummins 300-kW generators and the boat is equipped with two hydraulic steering stations. For more information from Trinity Circle 105 on Reader Service Card Yarci Blount Industries Type Oceangoing Ferry Name Cayo Norte Blount Industries delivered MV Cayo Norte to the Puerto Rico Ports Authority in San Juan. The 156-ft. (47.5-m) oceangoing ferry accommodates eight full-size trail- ers. Its air-conditioned passenger space seats 125, plus four disabled passengers on runs between Fa- jardo and the islands of Vieques and Culebra. The vessel also meets ADA compliance for the dis- abled. Cayo Norte is fitted with Twin Disc gears and an Ellis four- blade propeller. She has a Furuno radar, an Icom radio and a Ritchie compass. The vessel is the 291st to be built at the Blount Shipyard in Warren, R.I., and the 19th ferry to be built by Blount for the Puerto Rico Ports Authority. For more information from Blount Circle 79 on Reader Service Card
