​Our first tanker

M/T Tarnvåg & M/T Tarnholm

M / T Tarnvåg was the first tanker we delivered our system NORDIC safe to. We sent our components to the yard in China which built the panels. The shipping company did not think that the ship's panels were successful and when M / T Tarnholm was built in recent years we developed what we call the fire pump panel. Since then, we have built all the panels themselves and deliver complete units according to the company's specification that the yards themselves install.

Can select the most important operating instruments in a eaysy way

As a result of building on Tarnvåg and Tarnholm, we managed to produce a panel that can select the most important control instruments with LED diodes, in red and blue colors. In addition, we could reduce the number of components on the panel. Some time later, the switches for headlights on Tarnholm were installed by the shipyard without lighting. They were placed on the wings so that the staff could easily find the switches using our system.

"Worked clockwise on our newly built"

LNG-powered vessels

​In 2015, a request for a delivery for the company's four newbuildings, which is LNG-driven. "This system has worked clockwise on our former new building. Therefore, we must have the same system on our four new ones that we build in China." With an open communication between Claes Möller, the shipyard, the company's project manager and us, we managed to assemble controls on a panel placed in four different places, and the pilot also had a space to place his laptop near the operator's station.

The design of the shipping company's two new buildings in China in 2020-21 where we have been asked about the production of panels has been going on for some time. Steeel cuttting for the new buildings was recently started. Here a link: https://www.sjofartstidningen.se/steel-cutting-for-terntanks-nybygge/
The concept of the four previous ships as seen above, something is revised according to the wishes of the shipping company.

                                                  Below you can see the initial 3D images of the new buildings