The Seaeye Falcon, built by Fareham, UK-based Seaeye Marine, is among the first portable ROVs designed to meet the requirements of inshore and coastal operations. To work in water depths to 300m, the Falcon’s chassis components must have high strength,  low part mass and corrosion resistance. Seaeye chose to use clevis joints with igubal  bearings from Seawork exhibitor, Igus UK.

As a measure to conserve the environment of the tidal River Thames and better serve the PLA’s Upper District river users, the Port of London Authority has signed a contract with Seawork exhibitor Ecocats Ltd of Torpoint to provide two Javelin 31 low-wash, patrol launches. City Marine & Hazardous is a new division of City Electrical Factors. The company specialise in the supply of electrical equipment from all manufacturers for the Marine and Hazardous area industries and can supply a vast range of spares and equipment, including general and safety equipment for a number of vessel sizes, pyrotechnics and life saving equipment.

Wi-Fi

Seawork has commissioned a wireless internet facility for the duration of the show. Supplied by Internet For Business Ltd, wireless internet access will be available from signed hot spots from £5 an hour/£20 per day. For further details contact Graeme Gordon, Freephone UK: 0800 0270110, Telephone: 01224 333371.

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