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sales & marketing director, Henrik U. Christensen. systems takes place under the combined
“And it turns out that a very particular version of supervision of Raytheon Anschütz Shanghai and
fluorescent yellow makes a clear difference.” Raytec Marine Co. Ltd., a subsidiary of Intership
Certified according to the High Visibility Norm and responsible for the technical service of the
EN471 for traffic visibility, testing has shown the vessels.
colour provides excellent contrast to grey and dark Raytheon Anschütz supplies its NSC radars with
blue, the colours of the sea. It also offers the best the new wide-screens and chart radar functionality.
visibility in bad weather and foggy conditions. Advanced anti-clutter and collision avoidance
Viking has increased comfort with blue inner functions are included to increase efficiency on
linings designed to reduce anxiety and seasickness, the watch. The latest generation of NSC ECDIS
and curtained windows that provide a 360degs features the automatic route planning function,
outlook without having to open the liferaft. Boarding which is designed to reduce the planning even
is easier and quicker due to handles positioned above of a demanding route to a handful of clicks. The
the boarding ramp. scope of supply further covers the trackpilots and
the manual steering control systems, as well as the
Contact Viking Life-Saving Equipment A/S, Saedding complete set of sensors and the radio stations.
Ringvej 13, 6710 Esbjerg V, Denmark. Sven Dreyer, Sales Director at Raytheon
Tel +45 76 11 81 00 Anschütz, states: “The awarded contract results
Fax +45 76 11 81 01 from a satisfying relationship to Intership
E-mail VIKING@VIKING-life.com Navigation, who has chosen our bridge systems
www.viking-life.com also for former projects.” A special feature
onboard of the newbuilds is a complete second
Bridge systems bridge, which is intended for use as a training
Raytheon Anschütz
station for officer cadets.
Apart from the reported contract, Raytheon
wins contract
Anschütz has won similar contracts for new
tankers, cargo ships and mega yachts during the
Raytheon Anschütz was recently awarded a past weeks. “We all have recognized the global
contract to supply their Integrated Bridge System crisis in shipbuilding. But we have come to a
(IBS) to two new bulk carriers. The bulkers will comparatively remarkable result in our sales of
be built at New Times Shipyard in Jingjiang, integrated bridge systems”, Sven Dreyer explains.
China. The delivery to the Cyprus based shipping
company Intership Navigation Co. Ltd., a member Contact Raytheon Anschütz GmbH, P. O. Box 1166,
of the German Hartmann Group, is scheduled for D-24100 Kiel, Germany.
August and October 2011. Tel +49 431 3019 0
The new bulkers, each with a capacity of Fax +49 431 3019 501
176,000dwt, will be equipped with full integrated www.raytheon-anschuetz.com
bridge systems. The installation of the bridge
Engines
Raytheon Anschütz to supply bridge systems to new
Wärtsilä powers
times shipyard.
Spliethoff vessels
Wärtsilä has been awarded two large orders from
the Spliethoff Group, headquartered in Amsterdam,
the Netherlands. The orders are for propulsion
systems for 11 ships that the Spliethoff Group has
ordered at the Ouhua Shipyard in Zhejiang, China.
The Wärtsilä scope of delivery includes engines,
propellers and efficiency rudders, as well as bow
thrusters forming a complete integrated propulsion
system for the ships.
The new orders are for five 16,800dwt heavy-lift
vessels to be operated by BigLift Shipping, and six
12,500dwt multipurpose vessels. Deliveries of the
heavy-lift vessels will take place between August
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