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Application News | The Russell Coutts 44: The Coutts club
America’s Cup winning skipper Russell Coutts has co-operated with yacht designer Andrej Justin on a new production race boat, the light-displacement Russell Coutts 44 built by World Carbon.
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Application News | Rondal: Light work
Royal Huisman subsidiary Rondal is increasingly producing composite structures and hardware.
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Oceanair launches soft furnishings division
Oceanair Marine, a UK manufacturer of blinds for boats, has launched Oceanair Interiors in an attempt to provide a more complete interior solution for boaters worldwide
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Application news | Pershing's new paint hall: Hot house
Italian powercruiser builder Pershing has opened an impressive new paint facility at its 18-month-old main plant in Mondolfo.
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Application News | HamiltonJet’s Blue Arrow: Thrust action
Simple and intuitive, HamiltonJet’s Blue Arrow electronic control system sets new standards for water-jet propulsion installations.
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Key suppliers | Halyard at Fairline: Quiet efficiency
Close co-operation between British motorcruiser builder Fairline and its long-standing exhaust systems supplier Halyard has not only cut engine noise to well below new RCD limits, but also produced boat design, manufacturing and cost-saving gains. bob greenwood reports.
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Application News | SolidWorks 3D: Solid gains
Computer modelling makes it easier for designers and boatbuilders to visualise grand designs and translate them into finished boats. But some 3D programs make the transition easier than others, as Bob Greenwood discovered when he visited the Dixon Yacht Design studio in the UK.
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Top industry leaders to speak at Boat Tech China 2006
Singapore's Suntec Integrated Media has confirmed that a number of leading luminaries from the global marine industry are to speak at next year's conference
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Burger Boat secures six orders in 16 months
Burger Boat Company in the US has announced that its decision to concentrate on MCA-compliant superyachts from 35m-55m (115ft-180ft) in length has paid off
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Rulefinder available in two new languages
Rulefinder.net, an online database that provides boatbuilders and other industry professionals with access to CE regulations, is now available in French and Italian
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Defender expands e-Commerce department
Defender Industries, a family-owned marine outfitter in the US, has hired Tina DuBosque as e-commerce manager and Jeff Healey as web content assistant
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Fairline appoints new dealer in the UAE
Headed by CEO Mark Lamb, Fairline Emirates is based in Emaar's Marina in Dubai, where it offers sales and customer support services for new and existing clients
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CEproof appoints new staff
The UK provider of RCD consultancy services for the marine market has appointed three new staff members as part of its continued expansion
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Ft Lauderdale accelerates boat show set-up
With clearance granted to use the convention centre, organisers say the show will open on Thursday
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Travis Boats stores taking on Tracker Marine name
Eight months after acquiring 26 Travis Boats stores in a merger, Tracker will be changing the store names to Tracker Marine
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Fireboy-Xintex GA Series receives US patent
The US manufacturer of marine safety systems has announced that its new GA Series Fire Extinguishing System has been granted a US patent
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South Florida marine companies get in touch
IBI continues to track South Florida marine companies affected by Hurricane Wilma
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Webasto signs deal with Dutch glazing firm
The German manufacturer of marine heating and air-conditioning systems will market the Gebo line of hatches, windows and roof systems in 14 countries worldwide
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Technology forum to focus on closed moulding
European Boatbuilder Technology Forum to feature seminar on reducing the cost of closed moulding
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Bookings up at PIMEX 2005
Image Asia, organiser of the Phuket International Marine Expo (PIMEX), says that bookings for this year's show are much higher than figures recorded at the same time last year