The Rigid Hull Inflatable Boat is a high-speed, high-buoyancy, extreme-weather craft with the primary mission of SEAL insertion/extraction and a secondary mission of marine interdiction operations.

Special operators are testing ways to add loitering munitions and other payloads to the medium-size, 60-foot watercraft used ...

This helps to protect the seal and extend its life. Exclusion seals are available in three main configurations, V-ring, wipers, and scrapers.V-ring seals are all rubber seals used primarily to exclude ...

Wiper seals require a... [See More] Seal Type: Wiper; Scraper Sealing Element or Lip Material (ASTM Abbreviation): Fluoroelastomer (FKM) Nitrile (NBR) (optional feature) Highly Saturated Nitrile (HNBR ...

Aquaculture specialist and oyster cultivator Maine Ocean Farms has received a grant from the government to deploy custom-built electric boats that will be recharged by Aqua superPower fast chargers.

In a promo video, pitchman Phil Swift applies Flex Seal to a screen door inserted in the bottom of a rowboat, then launches the boat with himself as skipper (left side of the photo above).

The count at South Walney in 2021 showed a record number of seals A wildlife charity has criticised boats for disturbing breeding seals at a Cumbrian nature reserve, following the death of two ...

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A baby seal has been saved from drowning by the skippers of a tourist boat. William McPhee and Andrew Weightman fished the motionless two-day-old female pup from the North Sea near the Farne ...

As time went on, I often imagined what the title might be. ‘The Hunt for the Seal Dribbler’, perhaps. Or, if that oblique reference to his trademark move didn’t cut it with my editor ...

The large northern fur seal, found in chilly northern waters, was hunted to near extinction during the 19th century. These animals were protected by law in 1911, and populations later rebounded to ...