Vard Marine Inc. offers professional marine design, engineering and shipbuilding technology services to clients throughout North America and internationally. With a large team of dedicated naval architects and engineers, Vard Marine is capable of tailoring our marine design experience and skills... Read More
Available from Tensar International Corporation
Triton® Gabions and Triton® Gabion Mats offer a durable, non-corrosive and installation-friendly alternative to conventional steel wire gabions, including galvanized and PVC-coated gabions. Constructed with Tensar® Geogrid, Triton® Gabions and Gabion Mats are available in prefabricated units or... Read More
Available from Scandinavian Micro Systems Inc
The SR03-01Mk2 receives NMEA data signals with Heading information from your new gyrocompass(s) and generates Synchro or Step signals with enough power to drive all the old mechanical repeaters. There is no need to buy new repeaters, reconfigure or replace ARPA Radars, Autopilots, etc., It is... Read More
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Tensar International Corporation, headquartered in Alpharetta, Georgia, is a full-service provider of specialty products and engineering services. Its products and services are used in the cost-effective development of commercial, residential, industrial and municipal sites, as well as in... Read More
Vard Marine is a consulting naval architecture and marine engineering company with Canadian operations located in Vancouver and Ottawa, and American operations located in Houston, Texas. The company offers professional ship design, engineering, and shipbuilding technology services to our... Read More
Scandinavian Micro Systems is an Electronic Systems Integrator and Manufacturer of Navigation Instruments and Guest Infotainment Systems. We provide Custom Solutions for Navy & Coast Guard applications. We supply integrated navigation and communication systems, representing major suppliers such... Read More
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