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Home›Fossil Energy›Imenco to Launch Shark Range Subsea Cameras at Exhibition in UK, February 2011
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January 27, 2011 · about 15 years ago

Imenco to Launch Shark Range Subsea Cameras at Exhibition in UK, February 2011

The new Imenco Shark Range will be launching at exhibitions in Europe, North America and Asia in spring 2011. First out is the Subsea UK in Aberdeen February 9-10th. All of Imenco Subsea Cameras have been reviewed and optimized and as a tribute to the different sharks around the world they have been

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The new Imenco Shark Range will be launching at exhibitions in Europe, North America and Asia in spring 2011.

First out is the Subsea UK in Aberdeen February 9-10th.

All of Imenco Subsea Cameras have been reviewed and optimized and as a tribute to the different sharks around the world they have been renamed accordingly. The shark image stands for strong, fast, tough, aesthetics, superior, efficient, discreet and longevity. These adjectives can also be used for Imenco Shark Range. Furthermore, the Shark Range consists of reliable, robust Subsea Cameras, Lights and Lasers, constructed from high quality components and materials, ensuring clear, sharp results and durability. Imenco has also added two new cameras to the range, the Tiger and the Lizard; this gives its customers a wider range of products to suit every job.

For every Shark Range camera sold, Imenco will donate 10USD to the Project AWARE Foundation, a non-profit organization who works in partnership with divers and water enthusiasts to combat challenges facing underwater environments.

· Underwater Cleanups and Marine Debris Prevention

· Coral Reef Conservation, Monitoring and Data Collection

· Shark Education, Reporting and Conservation

· Improved Management Policies and Marine Protection Efforts

· Environmental Training for Divers and Education Programs for Kids

Project AWARE offices are located in the United States, United Kingdom, Australia, Switzerland and Japan. People that combine efforts to conserve aquatic resources in more than 180 countries and territories of the world.

Imenco Subsea Cameras and the Shark Range can be viewed at “Subsea UK” in Aberdeen 9th – 10th February, in North America at “Underwater Intervention” in New Orleans, 22nd – 24th February, Beijing 21st. – 24th. February and at “Offshore Asia” in Singapore, 29th – 31st March.

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Source:Imenco , January 27, 2011;

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