Anschuetz of America recently hosted its first Marine Equipment Exhibit held in New York, along with the principal companies that Anschuetz represents. More than 350 guests attended the two-day function, by private invitation.
Participants in the exhibit included some of the world's best-known marine equipment manufacturers. Most of these introduced never-before-seen equipment to the New York shipping community. Krupp Atlas displayed its new 8500 ARPA; Debeg Marine introduced the 2340 Watch Receiver and the Model 2000 SSB; Metritape displayed its tank gaging equipment; Navidyne unveiled the ESZ-8000 Satellite Communications Terminal alongside the ESZ-4000 Satellite Navigator and the ESZ-7000 Loran-C; Philips provided the SITOR System; Radar Devices displayed the new ARPA I and II; Alden Electronics showed its new Weatherfax; Ametek Straza exhibited its newest doppler systems; Bowditch Navigation's new navigator was presented; Iotron displayed the Digiplot ARPA.
The host, Anschuetz, introduced its latest equipment: the new Standard 12 Gyrocompass, the fully adaptive autopilot, and the latest steering stand—all designed to meet USCG and IMCO requirements. Anschuetz of America, one of the leading suppliers of marine equipment, has offices throughout the U.S.
Hans Leszke (right) from the research department of Anschuetz in Kiel, Germany, and Hans Schulz (center) from the marketing department, explain navigation equipment capabilities to one of the 350 invited guests at the first exhibit held in the U.S. by Anschuetz of America. The show featured 10 major manufacturers.