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Customer-Oriented & Technique-Focused! Korea monthly shipbuilding magazine 2013. 7 Jul 2013 Vol.49 Jul 2013 Kormarine Official Magazine Shipbuilding Marine Offshore Offshore wind Feature StoryFeature | Trade volume growth, good or bad for the shipbuilding market? Trade Customer-oriented & Technique-focused! Being proud to be your partner Yamatake Corporation changed its name to Azbil Corporation on April 1st, 2012 Azbil is the top market-share manufacturer of mornitoring and control systems. We work on-site with our customers to create value using human-centerd automation. Web Client Information Network (Ethernet) Supervisory Station (DOSS) Thin Client Supervisory Server History Station Gateway Open Remote (TSS) (DOHS) Station Manager (DOGS) (ODRM) (Ext. 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At this present, T&S are dealing with almost all of shipbuilding companies in Korea such as HHI, DSME, SHI, STX as a local agent of Greenlee Textron of American Textron Group, Klauke Textron(Germany), Hellermann Tyton(Multinational), FireSeal(Sweden), BIS Lambda(Norway), NEK Cable(Norway), etc. Whatever, Wherever, Whenever We will give you High Quality Cutting Tool ▲Cable Puller eKUBE-Marking Machine ▲ Shrinkable Tube Crimping Tool ◀ SUS TAG ◀ Knockout Punch ▲EK 35/4-L ◀ TIP TAG ▲ Boot ▲LUG Cable Feeder ▲ Pipe Penetration Seal(PPS) ▲ Mini Winch HSP-1000 ▲ Winch HSP-3000N ▲Flex-D 케이블 및 파이프 관통부 씰링시스템 ▲Fire Box ▲Blanket & Sealant ▲Hose Crimping Tool HHC-150A ▲Fire Jacket ▲PIPE LOCK (DNV) ◀ Hose Crimping Tool 101-101, Busan Industrial Supplies Market #3154-2 Daejeo 2 dong, Kangseogu , Busan , Korea T. 051-319-4880~1 / F. 051-319-4882 / www.tnsinc.co.kr BUSINESS NEWS The world’s largest containership built by DSME was unveiled Daewoo Shipbuilding & Marine Engineering ship worldwide. The (DSME) held a naming ceremony for the total value for all those world’s largest containership, which was 20 vessels amounts to ordered from the world’s largest container approximately KRW 4 shipping operator Maersk in 2011, at Okpo trillion with each unit shipyard in Geoje on June 14. priced at about KRW The naming ceremony was attended by 200 billion. major officials of both companies and This is the largest sin- guests, including Goh Jae-ho, President of gle contract in the DSME, Michael Pram Rasmussen, commercial vessel Chairman of Maersk Group, Soren Skou, sector. For that reason, Officials of both companies are posing for photo with the President of Maersk Line, H.E. Peter Lysholt Maersk MC-Kinney world’s largest containership behind after the naming Hansen, Danish Ambassador to Korea. Moller, the Chairman ceremony at DSME’s Okpo shipyard on June 14. Maersk MC-Kinney Moller, named by Ane of Maersk Group at Maersk Mc-Kinney Uggla, the Vice- the time of the contract signing in 2011, had DSME, Maersk, and shipbuilding industry. I Chairman of Maersk Group, is the first ves- a great attachment to this vessel. Maersk hope that both companies would keep sel out of the 20 units of 18,270TEU contain- and DSME named the vessel after Maersk maintaining strong partnership.” ership series currently being built by DSME. MC-Kinney Moller to honor the deceased. Including this contract, Maersk has placed This vessel measures 399m length, 59m in Goh Jae-ho, President of DSME, said, orders for 43 vessels at DSEM, and DSME width, and has a carrying capacity of 18,270 “Maersk MC-Kinney Moller is a vessel has delivered 23 vessels thus far. containers, which is the largest container- opening new horizon in the history of 대우조선해양이 만든 세계 최대 컨테이너선, 계자 및 외부 인사들이 참석해 자리를 빛냈다. 유 때문에 2011년 계약 당시 머스크 그룹을 이끌던 세상에 첫 선 보이다 아네 머스크 맥키니 우글라(Ane Maersk Mc-Kinney 머스크 맥키니 몰러 회장은 해당 선박에 큰 애착을 대우조선해양은 세계 최대 컨테이너 선사인 머스크 Uggla) 머스크 그룹 이사회 부의장이 선명을 부여한 가졌었다. 머스크사와 대우조선해양은 고인을 기리 (Maersk)사로부터 지난 2011년 수주한 세계 최대 머스크 맥키니 몰러호는 대우조선해양이 건조하는 기 위해 그의 이름을 첫 호선명으로 결정했다. 컨테이너선의 명명식을 지난 6월 14일 거제 옥포 18,270 TEU 컨테이너선 시리즈 20척의 첫 번째 호 대우조선해양 고재호 사장은 머스크 매키니 몰 조선소에서 가졌다. 선이다. 이 선박은 길이 399m, 폭 59m 규모로 러’호는 대우조선해양과 머스크사 그리고 조선 이날 명명식에는 대우조선해양 고재호 사장, 미카엘 18,270개의 컨테이너를 적재할 수 있는 현존하는 역사에 새 지평을 연 선박 이라며 양사가 앞으로도 프램 라스무센(Michael Pram Rasmussen) 머스크 컨테이너선 중 가장 큰 규모를 자랑한다. 굳건한 파트너십을 구축하길 바란다 고 말했다. 그룹 이사회 의장, 소렌 스카우(Soren Skou) 머스크 선가는 척당 약 2,000억원(KRW)으로, 전체 20척의 머스크사는 이번 계약을 포함해 총 43척의 선박을 라인 사장을 비롯해 피터 뤼스홀트 한센(H.E.
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