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Home›Offshore Wind›Seawork International 2015 Set to Shine Again
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October 2, 2014 · about 12 years ago

Seawork International 2015 Set to Shine Again

Seawork International 2015 looks set to be yet another successful event. Held in ABP Docks in Southampton, the event embraces an exhibition, innovations showcase, conference and awards ceremony, both shore-side and on the water. Exhibitors from all corners of the world attend the Seawork Exhibition,

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Seawork International 2015 looks set to be yet another successful event. Held in ABP Docks in Southampton, the event embraces an exhibition, innovations showcase, conference and awards ceremony, both shore-side and on the water.

Exhibitors from all corners of the world attend the Seawork Exhibition, whose offerings cover all aspects of commercial maritime products and services, from abrasion protection, to hydrography, to security, through to crew transfer. Throughout the exhibition are pavilions and trails, assisting visitors in discovering specific industry sections at the show.

The Seawork Conference 2015 promises an informative insight into commercial marine innovations and discussions will be held on hot topics. The conference is free to attend.

Demos are held at regular intervals throughout the three days of the show, with a variety of fascinating products being demonstrated. Last year’s demos ranged from those held in a Dive Tank though to a display by a radical prototype vessel with suspension.

The weather tends to be superb during the event, providing visitors to the ideal backdrop in which to view and board around 60 vessels afloat, which are directly accessed from the showground.

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