In June Nautilus Marine Service will participate at the Oceans 2019 conference in Marseille, France.
OCEANS conference is jointly sponsored by the IEEE Oceanic Engineering Society (IEEE/OES) and the Marine Technology Society (MTS) and is one of the most influential international conference in this field. Nautilus will showcase its VITROVEX glass deep sea pressure and looks forward to discussing challenges and opportunities in this field with interested visitors.
As the rules for the classification of customs tariff numbers have changed in some areas, we have been requested by the German authorities to apply for a binding tariff information at the German Customs for our VITROVEX products.
As a result, we have been assigned the new customs tariff number (HS Code) 9015 9000. The number stands for <parts and accessories for instruments and appliances used in geodesy, topography, photogrammetrical surveying, hydrography, oceanography, hydrology, meteorology or geophysics, and for rangefinders, n.e.s.>
As of April 1st, 2019 we will issue all our relevant documents with this new customs tariff number 9015 900.
We kindly ask you to pay attention to any potential adjustments on your end concerning the import of VITROVEX products reflecting this new HS code.
In cooperation with RS AQUA Nautilus Marine Service will be present on the OCEAN BUSINESS Conference and Exposition in Southampton, UK.
RS AQUA, being our representative in the UK, specifies on marine sensors and subsea equipment for scientists and engineers. They offer customised and complete marine measurement systems for sale or rental, with complimentary data and calibration services and lifetime product support.
Nautilus Marine Service and RS AQUA will be available for contact at booth G1 and we look forward to seeing you there.
With effect from Januar 1st 2019 Vitrovex is now represented by Nipun Engg. Solutions, based in Visakhapatnam.
NIPUN ENGG. SOLUTIONS was established in 2010 and ISO certified under 9001:2015 and run by professionals rendering services in the fields of Electrical, Electronics, Instrumentation, Automation, Hydrography, Oceanography Instruments, Deck Machinery, Cranes, Valves and associated accessories etc. for the Marine industry.
In Non-Marine Industry main services are in Instrumentation and Automation systems etc. The company is promoted by a dedicated team of professionals with wealth of experience in MARITIME, SHIPYARD & DREDGING industry providing yeomen services. Our customer base covers right from Oil & Gas companies, Ministry of Defence, Ministry of Earth Science, Research organisations, World Bank projects, Maritime Shipping companies and expanding on a regular basis into new areas of Robtoics and AI.
In cooperation with DBV TECHNOLOGY Nautilus Marine Service will be present on the OCEANS Conference and Exposition. The conference will be held from October 22nd to 25th in Charleston, South Carolina.
DBV Technology, LLC designs, builds and tests oceanographic instruments for commercial, academic and military customers. Nautilus Marine Service will present their deep sea pressure housings, made of VITROVEX glass. The pressure housings are available as floatation, instrument or application housings. Nautilus advises customers in the design phase of the glass housings and produces glass housings tailored to the customer’s need.
Nautilus Marine Service and DBV TECHNOLOGY will be available for contact at booth 511.
As of January 2018, Nautilus Marine Service GmbH operates a hyperbaric testing chamber with capability that extends to full ocean depth and beyond (1.300bar/18.850psi).
In order to further secure the company’s leading market position and continue to meet the high demands for the quality of VITROVEX enclosures, Nautilus Marine Service is horizontally integrating and expanding their in-house capabilities by being able to verify and test all of their products and components to the highest standards possible.
The pressure chamber is primary designed to meet the challenging demands for conducting tests on VITROVEX® glass enclosures and related products, and has been optimised in terms of speed, accuracy and robustness over traditional pressure test facilities.
The pressure test chamber is available to outside clients also to carry out contracted pressure testing, which would support the region’s different manufacturing disciplines and industries in increased testing capabilities where deep water tests and simulations are necessary.
PetroMarker AS in providing high quality electromagnetic data. Publication PDF 1 and PDF 2
April 2017
Nautilus Marine Service, the provider of the finest VITROVEX® glass housings that are capable of operating in the most extreme regions of the Earth has increased its product range by another 13” glass sphere that can withstand full ocean pressure. Various high optical grade spheres up to 7.5” diameter complementing the deep water product range of VITROVEX® enclosures for applications featuring camera, video and lights.
Additionally, extra large glass spheres with 20” diameter and more than 40 kg uplift are available immediately.
VITROVEX® glass enclosures offer the dual advantage of buoyancy and pressure proof housings – a perfect combination for small and autonomous underwater instrumentation packages.
February 2016
Nautilus Marine Service GmbH has been selected to receive the 2015 Compass International Award for its VITROVEX®product line from the marine technology society, presented for outstanding contributions to the advancement of marine science and technology.
Großer Erfolg für die Nautilus Marine Service GmbH (NMS): Die US-amerikanische Marine Technology Society hat das Unternehmen im Oktober 2015 mit dem Compass International Award für herausragende Leistungen auf dem Gebiet der maritimen Wissenschaft und Technik ausgezeichnet. Mit ihren VITROVEX Glasgehäusen unterstützt NMS seit Jahrzehnten wirkungsvoll die internationale Forschung.
November 2015
Ocean News & Technology August 2014 The hadal submersible DEEPSEA CHALLENGER is photographed in the darkness at 850m off Ulithi Atoll, FSM, March 2012. Photo by Larry Herbst. The cover photo and one on the inside on page 50, were taken through an optically enhanced VITROVEX sphere rated to 12.000m water depth.