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Grease Thief enhances the ANALEXfdMplus
Posted: 14/01/2010
New tool for sampling and analysis of greaseView this news article...
Free Cylinder Drain Oil Management Seminar at APM 2010
Posted: 13/01/2010
Kittiwake hosted seminar in Singapore this March.View this news article...
We are Recruiting!
Posted: 04/01/2010
Kittiwake are recruting for roles in Engineering and Marketing - Are you the expert we are looking for?View this news article...
EasySHIP Oil Test Centres have arrived!
Posted: 15/12/2009
In early 2009 we launched the EasySHIP water in oil test. Now the famous Kittiwake Oil Test Centre range has been treated to an EasySHIP upgrade.View this news article...
Kittiwake increase range of main engine monitoring solutions
Posted: 12/11/2009
With the introduction of our Oil Analysis Service and DieselSCOPE Diesel Performance Analyser.View this news article...
Kittiwake join Experts to present at Wind Turbine Event
Posted: 23/10/2009
This November at the IMECHE, Kittiwake will be presenting a technical paper on monitoring wind turbine gearboxes.View this news article...
Kittiwake joins the RSC Partnership Programme
Posted: 29/09/2009
Kittiwake are extremely proud of the continued advances we are able to make in the world of condition monitoring. To further highlight our commitment to innovation we have recently invoked a partnership with the Royal Society of Chemistry, the largest organisation in Europe for advancing the chemical sciences.View this news article...
Kittiwake to debut at APM 2010
Posted: 14/09/2009
For the first time ever, Kittiwake will be exhibiting at next years Asia Pacific Maritime exhibition and conference in Singapore.View this news article...
Rapid & Accurate Monitoring of Insolubles
Online Particle Sensor Animation is now 'Online'
Posted: 06/07/2009
Kittiwake unveils the latest addition to www.kittiwake.com - our animated particle sensor movie. View this news article...
EasySHIP Water in Oil reagent is here
Posted: 05/07/2009
Kittiwake are pleased to announce the launch of the NEW EasySHIP Water in Oil reagent. We are continually looking for ways to cut the cost of testing for our customers. One way of doing this is to decrease the hazardous nature of our tests for use and for transportation.View this news article...
New Visual Identity for Kittiwake
Posted: 25/02/2009
You may notice that the visual identity of Kittiwake has begun to change. The new, invigorated visual identity represents our reputation as global leaders within the condition monitoring marketplace and our thirst for continuing innovation and evolution as we develop further.View this news article...
Technology Approval Promises Lower Fuel Bills and Emissions for Greek Island
Posted: 28/11/2008
A ground-breaking technology, which significantly reduces harmful emissions from ships, has received approval from authorities in Greece to operate on a 2 megawatt (MW) pilot plant as part of the power generation facility on the island of Limnos.View this news article...
Kittiwake Realises Successful Year with 25% Growth
Posted: 16/10/2008
Kittiwake Developments, a leading provider of marine technology solutions, recorded a 25% growth in income to $13.8 million for the financial year ending September 2008. The strong figures were supported by continued growth from Kittiwake's offices in the Asia and Americas markets and underpinned by continued and successful product innovation.View this news article..._100.jpg)
Kittiwake Acquires BP Marine's Majority Shareholding in Krystallon
Posted: 11/10/2008
Kittiwake and BP announce today that agreement has been reached and completed for Kittiwake Developments Ltd to purchase BP's majority shareholding in Krystallon Ltd effective immediately.
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Machinery condition results in seconds! PPM Ferrous Wear Debris Trending
Posted: 30/04/2008
Condition monitoring of machinery lubricants is an established method of predicting and avoiding impending machinery breakdown. With Kittiwakes’ Ferrous Debris Monitoring technology, laboratories and onsite maintenance engineers have been identifying and detecting worn machinery parts before any serious damage occurs.View this news article...
