MARINE & OFFSHORE EQUIPMENT
- Dredging Equipment
- Marine Deck Machinery
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Marine Mooring Equipment
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Marine Anchor
- AC-14 HHP Anchor
- Admiralty Anchor
- Beldt Stockless Anchor
- Bruce Anchor
- Spek Anchor
- Danforth HHP Anchor
- Delta High Holding Power Anchor
- GB11579-89 Light Weight Anchor
- Hall Anchor
- High Holding Power Mastrosov Anchor
- Hot Dip Galvanized Anchor
- Japan Stock Anchor
- JIS Stockless Anchor
- Pool Anchor
- Single Fluke Anchor
- Stainless Steel Anchor
- Stevpris MK5 Anchor
- Stingray Anchor
- US Navy Stockless Anchor
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Marine Anchor Chain
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Marine Shackle
- Kenter Shackle
- D Type Joining Shackle
- Pear Shaped Shackle
- Anchor Swivel Shackle Type A
- Anchor Swivel Shackle Type B
- Buoy Shackle Type A
- Buoy Shackle Type B
- C Type Detachable Connecting Link
- D Shackle
- Forelock Shackle
- Anchor Chain Swivel Group
- Straight Shackle
- Anchor Shackle
- Marine Triangle Plate
- Anchor Chain Swivel
- Anchor Chain Joining Shackle
- Anchor Chain End Shackle
- Slim Kenter Shackle
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Chain Chaser
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Marine Bollard
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Marine Chock
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Marine Fairlead
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Marine Chain Stopper
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Marine Mooring Reel
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Marine Towing Bracket
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Mooring Rope
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Marine Towing Hook
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Marine Shark Jaw
- Marine Fender
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Marine Buoy
- Marine Floating Pontoon Dock
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Marine Anchor
- Aquaculture Equipment
- Marine Outfitting Equipment
- Marine Propulsion System
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Marine Painting
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Marine Auxiliary Machinery
- Marine Air Compressor
- Marine Air Receiver
- Marine Sewage Treatment Plant
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Marine Diesel Generator Set
- Marine Oil Water Separator
- Ballast Water Management System
- Marine Hydrophore
- Marine Calorifier
- Seawater Desalination Plant
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Marine Oil Separator
- Marine Fuel Oil Supply Unit
- Marine Heat Exchanger
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Marine Hot Well Unit
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Marine Incinerator
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Marine Boiler
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Marine Valve
- JIS Marine Valve
- DIN Marine Valve
- ANSI Marine Valve
- GB Marine Valve
- CB Marine Valve
- CBM Marine Valve
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Marine Gate Valve
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Marine Globe Valve
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Marine Angle Globe Valve
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Marine SDNR Valve
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Marine Angle SDNR Valve
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Marine Check Valve
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Marine Storm Valve
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Marine Butterfly Valve
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Marine Quick Closing Valve
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Marine Fire Valve
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Marine Self Closing Valve
- Marine Valve Accessories
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Marine Pump
- Marine Centrifugal Pump
- Marine Screw Pump
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Marine Gear Pump
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Marine Vortex Pump
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Marine Ejector Pump
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Marine Diaphragm Pump
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Marine Piston Pump
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Marine Fire Pump
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Marine Emergency Fire Pump
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Marine External Fire Pump
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Marine Ballast Water Pump
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Marine Fuel Pump
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Marine Lubricating Oil Pump
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Marine Bilge Pump
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Marine Sewage Pump
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Marine Domestic Water Pump
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Marine General Pump
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Marine Cargo Oil Pump
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Marine Hand Pump
- Marine Pump Parts
- Marine Life-saving Equipment
- Fire-fighting Equipment
- Marine Cable
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- Marine HVAC
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Labour Protection Appliance
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Marine Anode
- Marine Pipe Fitting & Flange
- Marine Instrument
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INDUSTRY EQUIPMENT
- Hoisting Equipment
- Welding Machine & Material
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Cutting Machine
- Container Securing Fitting
- Link Chain
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Diesel Generator Set
- Other Equipment and Tools
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Earthwork Teeth
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Turnbuckle
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Ballast Water Management System
Ballast Water Management System
Around the world approximately 3 to 5 billion tons of ballast water is transferred via ships each year, introducing aquatic invasive species into new environment, posing serious threats to maritime ecosystems, aquatic economy and human health.
The transfer of ballast water cannot be avoided since ballast water is absolutely essential to the safe and efficient operation of modern shipping. But the transportation of non-native species can be eliminated by means of appropriate treatment of ballast water.
The International Maritime Organization (IMO) has adapted the International Convention for the Control and Management of Ship’s Ballast Water and Sediments, 2004, which mandates all ships that carry ballast water install treatment system by the required year depending on their ballast tank capacity and the year being built.