Seawork exhibitors from across the pond





Seawork International welcomes over 630 exhibitors from all corners of the world, showcasing their equipment and vessels to around 7,500 attendees. This year is no exception, with many exhibitors travelling from across the pond. 

Here are a few stateside exhibitors to whet the appetite...

ACR Electronics

At Seawork International in July, Fort Lauderdale headquartered ACR Electronics (PO67), which was formed in 1956, will be exhibiting its range of emergency locator devices.  As a leader in the field of emergency locator devices, the company been credited with saving thousands of lives globally, including the crew of Apollo 13 space mission in 1970!
Today, the company designs and manufactures a full range of EPIRBs (emergency position indicating radio beacons), PLBs (personal locator beacons), VHF emergency radios, man overboard lights, search lights, strobe lights, AIS (automatic identification system), SART (search and rescue transponders) and emergency life jackets.

CPI Marine
Based in Texas, USA, CPI Marine specializes in the manufacturing of commercial and heavy duty sponsons, collars and fendering systems for Rigid Hull Inflatable Boats (RIBS/RHIBS) and traditional hard-sided craft which require larger fendering systems.
CPI Marine Air Backed Foam is made of urethane-coated nylon fabric. They are heat-welded, have double-taped seams and have solid rubber rope strips. Attachment flaps with different rope diameters or without rope are available. They are available in the standard colors of gray, orange, black, red & yellow by special order, and custom colors are available in large quantity orders. CPI Marine has been dedicated to innovative inflatable design and construction for over twenty years. Visit the CPI team at Seawork on the quayside at Q33.

Wave Armor
Minnesota-based Wave Armor will unveil its modular pontoons and dock systems to the commercial marine sector at Seawork on stand A61.
Wave Armor’s Wave Docks are rugged, purpose-built floating dock sections with rigid, closed cell foam-filled interior and bottom suctioning pockets that keeps the dock flat on the water.
The docks use a Proprietary H-Beam Channel Lock Connection System and are easy to install and disassemble, which also feature in-mould fastener attachments for the addition of tie-down cleats.


A small number of exhibitor stands/space still remains, therefore contact the Seawork Sales Team on +44 1329 825335 or email sales@seawork.com to find out more about Europe’s largest commercial marine exhibition and conference. 

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