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Our New Product Catalogue 2021/2022 Is Now Available Online

We are pleased to launch our new marine catalogue 2021/2022. The catalogue gives you great insight into our marine products and solutions. You can also read more about who we are and what we offer within project, installation, service and training.

SMM 2022 169
Fair

Meet us at SMM 2022 in Germany

Meet us at SMM 2022 the 6-9 September in Hamburg, Germany, and have a talk about fuel consumption and performance monitoring.

Donsö Shipping Meet 2022
Fair

Meet us at DSM2022 in Sweden

Meet us at DSM2022 from the 14 to 15 June on Donsö, Sweden. You will find us at booth no. D31.

Insatech Nautilus
Press Release

We Are Proud to Announce Our Partnership With Nautilus Labs

We are pleased to announce our partnership with Nautilus Labs. The partnership between Nautilus and Insatech allows customers to quickly and easily collect and transmit their datasets from ship to shore to make better decisions - now and in the future.

Its All About Mass Flow Meters In Singapore
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It’s All About Mass Flow Meters in Singapore

MPA approved mass flow meters in Singapore is said to provide suppliers with new opportunities and restore trust in the bunker industry.

Tanker Operator Insatech
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Tanker Operator: Insatech "Measuring up to Performance"

In the March edition of Tanker Operator Henrik Nielsen, Sales Manager Marine, explains the benefits of our performance monitoring system.

Team Work Mandatory Bunker Training
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Mandatory Bunker Training for Crew in Singapore

Insatech Marine has stressed crew training for years and applauds MPA for undertaking actions to make bunker crew training mandatory.

Singapore Port
News

Bunker Standards in Singapore to Prevent Fraud: Is Go

Mandatory bunker management systems will provide delivery certainty for buyers and suppliers of bunker in Singapore.

Coriolis Mfm
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Stalling Mass Flow Meter Adaptation for Ship-owners in SG

Port Authorities in Singapore are having difficulties convincing ship-owners to use mass flow meters despite its requirement in 2017.

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