Maritime Directory

Pfronten, Germany

AmaTech is the pioneer of the introduction of RF-ID Contactless card technology. We develop and manufacture also long range smart labels, tags and readers.

Roxboro, NC, United States

Manufacturer of spreaders bars in the container handling industry.

Wachapreague, VA, United States

The CIB Daily Maritime Bulletin is published by the Congressional Information Bureau (not a US Government entity). Initiated in 1897, the CIB Daily Maritime Newsletter is known as the "Bible of the Maritime Industry." Our daily news service spans not only activities happening in the U.S. Congress but also includes government activities, including federal courts. We also bring our readers daily news at it happens relating ocean carriers, conferences, NVOCCs, ocean consolidators, port, union, shipbuilding, and major international activities and news events.

Mobile,, AL, United States

CERTEX supplies wire rope, slings, shackles, blocks and over 50,000 other rigging, lifting and industrial products that carry the assurance of security, reliability and value. Quick, reliable service in the US Gulf.

Arlington, VA, United States

For more than 39 years, Sea Technology has been the ocean/marine industry's consistently recognized authority for ocean design, engineering and application of equipment and services in the global ocean community. It is the one and only monthly magazine proudly serving this multibillion dollar marketplace. It has more domestic and worldwide "buying power" readers than any other magazine in its field. MISSION STATEMENT Sea Technology is the worldwide information leader for marine business, science and engineering. Our goal is to provide our global audience with current information on the various segments of the worldwide marine/ocean industry through state-of-the-art and application articles, news columns, and staff reports; and to provide our advertisers with a cost-effective, valuable and useful vehicle by which to promote their products and services. EDITORIAL FIRSTS Only publication in its field to receive the prestigious Jesse H. Neal Award for Editorial Excellence. Established and sponsors the industry's "Oscar"--the Marine Technology Society's eminent Compass Distinguished Achievement Award--as well as the Compass Industrial Award and the Compass International Award. Established and sponsors the National Ocean Industries Association's (NOIA) Safety in Seas Award.

Regents Park, New South Wales, Australia

Electruck continually strives for above average sales growth each year. This can only be achieved by adopting an innovative engineering approach and state of the art technology. Managed growth stems from repeat business from satisfied customers and from strategically selected new market segments. Our aim is to remain at the leading edge of technology in the portside materials handling field. We pay close attention to customers constantly changing needs and find most economical solutions to their operational requirements based on our wealth of engineering experience gained from the many ports around the world.

Bolton,, United Kingdom

Francis Searchlights Ltd - Engineering Light Since 1901

Houston, Texas, United States

HPI brings 20 years of experience in providing equipment and manpower to ensure the proper and safe completion of critical joints. The company is a global mechanical joint integrity provider headquartered in the United Kingdom, with a presence in Australia, Asia, Norway, Brazil and the US.

Twickenham, United Kingdom

History The magazine was founded in 1972 as International Underwater Systems Design. It was bought by Astrid Powell Associates in 1997. It is re-named International Ocean Systems. Click here to view the latest features and news Present status The editorial policy and circulation structure was overhauled immediately after purchase. Circulation is now almost 12,000 in over 100 nations - see Circulation Breakdown and Reader Activity Analysis. The International Ocean Systems Magazine has been completely redesigned and its layout now attracts international plaudits: this has been reflected in the increased volumes of advertising and by a massive increase in reader response by ocean professionals. Editorial An editorial board of distinguished ocean professionals guides the editorial policy of International Ocean Systems (IOS). The 2001 Editorial Programme is outlined here. Editorial contributions are always welcomed for consideration - see Contact Details. A lively approach to every aspect of ocean activity produces a high level of Reader Response.

Sawtell, New South Wales, Australia

Isoloader Australia is an engineering and manufacturing group producing straddle carriers, rubber-tyred gantries, and specialised reach stackers. Our customers appreciate our solutions that assist in producing efficient intermodal transfer, container logistics, container handling and lifting heavy loads in a variety of applications.

Buffalo, NY, United States

The Port of Buffalo, owned and operated by Gateway Metroport, ranks 28th amoung all U.S. seaports and seventh of the Great Lakes ports. Located at the eastern end of Lake Erie, it is 22 miles from Port Colborne, Ontario, the Welland Canal's terminus on Lake Erie, and is the first major U.S. port of call encountered on entering the Great Lakes. Its central location within 500 miles of the major population and distribution centers of the Northeast and North Central States, and within 500 miles of 75 percent of the Canadian population, makes it ideal for industry and distribution. The Port has excellent facilities: piers with 27 feet of water (Seaway standard depth) alongside, can accommodate seven vessels simultaneously. Two hundred acres located on or near deep water are set aside for bulk cargo storage; self unloaders and conventional bulk carriers can discharge and load while sheltered by the harbor breakwall. More and more shippers are taking advantage of the Port's excellent bulk distribution facilities. In addition to a number of heavy fork lift trucks, two portable conveyor belt systems and other modern material handling equipment, the Port recently acquired a 230 ton American crawler crane and a heavy duty front end loader. The crawler crane, when "married" to the Port's existing 50 ton LeTourneau gantry crane, offers dramatic lifting capability. The LeTourneau, with its lifting capacity of 50 tons at 40 feet, has the accessories: hook, bridle, electo-magnet, sling and spreaders, to move any type of cargo quickly and economically. Its high mobility enables it to serve both the general cargo and bulk piers. A highly mobile Kolberg conveyor system is also available. Foreign Trade Zone No. 23 is in operation at the Port and is just about at capacity. A satellite foreign trade zone has been opened near the Greater Buffalo International Airport and in Amherst. The Port of Buffalo is a member of the Council of Upstate Ports of New York, a forum for discussion and resolution of problems common to New York's upstate port; it played a leading role in forming the Port of Buffalo Users Group, a cooperative unit formed by local shippers for consolidation of cargoes and inducement of regularly scheduled steamship services. The history of the Gateway Port of Buffalo over the past decade has shown steady improvement and expansion of Port facilities. With the future expected to emphasize energy efficient transportation modes ever more strongly, the Gateway Port of Buffalo has great potential for playing a primary role in the Buffalo area economy in coming years.

London, England, United Kingdom

Port Technology International is brought to you by Henley Publishing, leading publishers of world-wide industry specific technology journals designed for international readership. Visit our parent site and check out our other technology publications!

San Diego,, CA, United States

Over the last 20 years, SAIC has brought to market technologies that have truly moved the transportation industry forward.SAIC's team of transportation product developers, analysts, technicians, programmers and specialized engineers that integrate technologies with customer business processes to provide high-tech solutions. We pride ourselves on meeting any given challenge by developing and applying cutting-edge solutions for practical industry problems. SAIC offers a broad array of products, systems, and services that increase throughput, reduce paperwork, lower operating expenses, achieve consistently higher performance levels and enhance safety.

Sturgeon Bay, WI, United States

SHUTTLELIFT, INC. - Mfg of lift equipment for your material handling needs. The shuttlelift product line includes the rubber tired self propelled straddle crane in capacities from 15-800 tons, along with our carrydeck industrial cranes in 17,000-40,000 lb. capacities. Subsidiary of Marine Travelift

Edmonton, Alberta, Canada

Manufacturer's representative for Plant Maintenance equipment and rentals

Newport News, VA, United States