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The Noble System of hollow wooden mast construction was invented by a Mr Barry Noble in Bristol England in 1986 primarily for unstayed masts on such boats as Galway Blazer and Jester.
He sold the rights to the idea to Mr R Mason who successfully applied for a patent having first proved that it was a unique system of hollow wooden tube/mast construction, Patent no 2112706.
Mr mason then went on with his son to form Noble Masts, and it is still the father and son team that build the Masts that are now supplied all over the world.
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Seaware Limited are specialists in bronze and other non-ferrous fastenings. Suppliers to the trade for fastenings, paints, resins, marine equipment, vetus, utronix, international, Blakes M.G. Duff
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We are fabricators experienced in a wide range of different types of fabrications with many years of experience between ourselves. We do work ranging from normal garden gates to steel structures for local building firms. Our main stay of work is in the acoustics field where we can manufactuer silencers for a wide range of applications including building blower packages using the roots type blowers which are used on submraines.
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Selling all types of marine electronics equipment including radars, chart plotters, marine VHF radios, epirbs, Navtex equipment, from all the leading manufacturers at competitive prices.
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At the heart of the Historic Dockyard Chatham, Master Ropemakers maintains a process of ropemaking that dates back on this site for more than 400 years.
We still use the 1/4 mile long rope walk and machinery from the Victorian era, as well as on more modern equipment including our testing house, to make our rope. We use natural and synthetic fibres in manufacture and our team of craftsmen not only make rope but work with it: splicing knotting, net making and creating bespoke products to customer requirements.
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We still use the 1/4 mile long rope walk and machinery from the Victorian era, as well as on more modern equipment including our testing house, to make our rope. We use natural and synthetic fibres in manufacture and our team of craftsmen not only make rope but work with it: splicing knotting, net making and creating bespoke products to customer requirements.
The UV Printing Company is a family business that prides itself on producing exceptional quality advertising products. Using the latest environmentally UV printing technology we offer a wide range of PVC banners, roller banners, banner stands, textile flags, and feather flags.
Our UV inks can also be printed onto specials substrates such as acrylic, wood, plastic and even metal.
Perfect for exhibitions, displays or any other special occasion, we are more than happy to assist with your design. Please visit our website to find out more.
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Our UV inks can also be printed onto specials substrates such as acrylic, wood, plastic and even metal.
Our products include sinewave inverters, sinewave inverters/chargers, battery chargers, DC/DC converters, transfer switches, battery monitors and more. Victron Energy has a strong, unrivalled reputation for technical innovation, reliability, and build quality. Our products are widely considered to be the professional choice for independent electric power. ...
The Laurent Giles Archive includes more than 1000 historic designs of sailing yachts and power craft from as far back as the late 1920s. Full plan sets and individual copies are available for new construction or refit projects, or for research purposes and general interest
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Rope-making, traditional ironworks, blacksmith, caulking irons etc. Restoration of boats and ships. Traditional rigging and block making. Mast-making and building of traditional small boats. ...
