Professional Skipper Magazine from VIP Publications

#92 Mar/Apr 2013 with NZ Aquaculture

The only specialised marine publication in Oceania that focuses on the maritime industry, from super yachts to small craft to large commercial ships, including coastal shipping, tugs, tow boats, barges, ferries, tourist, sport-fishing craft

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M A RK ETPL ACE drum. They are also the agents for ECS (Easy Chain System) as fitted to the Keros winches. ECS is available separately and can be retro-fitted to Lofrans, Quick, and Lewmar winches. ���Many vessels have problems uniformly spreading chain into the chain locker which are often too shallow, and it often piles up and chokes the hawse pipe. ECS solves the problem and spreads the chain by means of an oscillating motorized tube which starts automatically when the winch is powered up. When lowering the chain, the tube stays in a central position.��� Contact: Shipwright Agencies, ph: 09 524 8639 www.shipwright-agencies.com NEW MEDIUM AND HEAVY-DUTY V8 MODELS FROM MAN KATADYN MANUAL DESALINATORS/ WATERMAKERS Katadyn Survivor manual desalinator/watermakers are designed for emergency use. Compact and lightweight, the Katadyn Survivor 06 is the smallest handheld reverse osmosis desalinator in the world. It is recommended for small emergency life rafts and individual survival kits, but also has applications for kayakers, wilderness campers and other outdoor adventurers. Weighing just 1.13kg, it removes 98 percent of salt from seawater and has a throughput of 0.89 litres per hour. Katadyn���s larger Survivor 35 model produces up to 4.5 litres of fresh water per hour ��� enough for multiple person life rafts. Widely used by the US military, the Survivor 35 is hand-pump operated, and like its smaller sibling, is supplied with hoses and a filtered water intake. Weighing 3.2kg, it is popular with voyagers, sea-kayakers, adventurers and soldiers. Katadyn Survivor handheld desalinators are distributed and serviced by Lighthouse Marine Equipment Ltd. Higher capacity Power Survivor electric watermakers also pictured, complement Katadyn���s manual models. Contact: Lighthouse Marine Equipment Ltd, ph 09 448 2761, www.lhmarine.co.nz KEROS WINCHES AND EASY CHAIN SYSTEMS Shipwright Agencies are now the agents for Keros winches/capstans from Italwinch, Italy. Keros winches come in three sizes: 700W, 1000W, and 1400W, for chain 6, 8 and 10mm, with or without a warping 74 Professional Skipper March/April 2013 MAN released two fully classified marine diesel engines, the D2868 LE421 and LE422, for medium and heavy-duty operation, at the recent SMM maritime trade fair in Hamburg. The high-speed engines from Nuremberg employ state-of-theart common-rail technology to meet the most widely applicable exhaust-gas standards. The MAN D2868 is the first eight-cylinder diesel engine with common-rail technology for medium and heavy-duty operation. The high-speed engine complies with the most important exhaust-gas standards worldwide, and offers improved fuel consumption with even lower noise emissions. Full classification by the major societies expands the range of operating options to ship owners and captains. The D2868 LE423 for light-duty operation, is already established in the market. The heavy-duty D2868 LE421 is the marine diesel engine for applications requiring up to 100 percent full load over unlimited periods of time, with outputs 441 kW (600 hp) at 1800 rpm. The D2868 LE421 expands MAN���s range of new-generation high-speed diesel engines towards the lower end of the power output spectrum. Designed primarily for installation in tugs, push boats and heavy working vessels, the D2868 LE421 is an efficient eight-cylinder engine offering reliable operation with minimal service costs and low fuel consumption. Contact: Grant Crawford, Whiting Power Systems Ltd, phone 09 358 2050, http://www.whitingpower.com/products/marine-engines

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