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Drydock magazine, celebrating over 40 years in the industry, is the world’s leading authority for ship repair, maintenance and conversion, providing editorial quality, expert knowledge and insights in the ship repair market around the world. Offering comprehensive analysis and comment on all aspects of ship repair, Drydock Magazine is a must read for those who work in this industry.
MB92 Group acquires leading superyacht painter Pinmar
MB92 Group has completed its acquisition of GYG Ltd., a leading superyacht painting, service and supply company which trades under the Pinmar, Pinmar Yacht Supply and Technocraft brands.
New tank sealing solution from Roxtec
Roxtec is launching a new tank boundary sealing solution for the maritime sector, after it was used for the first time in the refit of a British naval vessel.
Lubmarine continues the development of marine lubricants for conventional fuels
“There will not be a future moment when there is a universal switch-over to new fuels and new engines; rather a transition through sustained evolution,” says Dr Oliver Denizart, Lubmarine’s Technical Manager
Accelerating maritime energy efficiency with Hempaguard Ultima
In connection with the launch of Hempel’s groundbreaking new silicone hull coating system, Hempaguard Ultima, DryDock Magazine met up with Alexander Enström , Executive Vice President and Head of Marine at Hempel A/S, to talk about why he believes that this is one of Hempel’s most significant innovations to date.
The SMM issue of DryDock magazine is now online
The SMM issue of DryDock magazine features MacGregor, Navalrocha Shipyard, Mammoet, sustainability at SMM, with cruise and ferry efficiency upgrades, ship repair in Northern Europe and retrofits and repairs at Remontowa, Damen Shiprepair, Wärtsilä, Schottel and eCap Marine, Clarksons Research, RWO, MarineShaft, PPG and Tallinn Shipyard, amongst others.
Berg Propulsion OpWind to optimise operations for sail and engine combustion
Automatic system monitors input from wind propulsion to ensure fuel savings are maximised by making most efficient use of propeller speed and blade angle
Lubmarine continues the development of marine lubricants for conventional fuels
“There will not be a future moment when there is a universal switch-over to new fuels and new engines; rather a transition through sustained evolution,” says Dr Oliver Denizart, Lubmarine’s Technical Manager
Revolutionising blade replacement
Wärtsilä Underwater Services recently completed a remarkable project that highlights their innovative capabilities and commitment to efficient maritime solutions
MacGregor maintenance services go the extra mile
As a worldwide supplier of cargo- and load-handling solutions, MacGregor understandably counts safety as a core value for the design, development, and operation of every system it offers.
