Raritan Engineering to exhibit at IBEX 2015 - this was announced by the company that is based in Millville, NJ, and is proud to be featured in the exhibition and conference that focuses on the marine industry. It is expected that thousands will be attending this year's show that will feature more than 550 exhibitors and is scheduled for September 15 and 17, 2015 at the Kentucky Exposition Center in Louisville, KY.
"Being featured at the IBEX 2015 is an amazing opportunity for us," says Kim Shinn from Raritan Engineering. "We will be able to showcase our Fresh Head marine toilet, as well as our macerator pump to name but a few. We want to help boaters be more comfortable when they are out boating and we have the right tools to achieve that."
The focus on this year's IBEX will be mainly on new products and innovation in the marine industry. The Fresh Head marine toilet, as can be seen at http://www.raritaneng.com/product/fresh-head/, is one such product. It is the first marine toilet of its kind in as such that it uses pressurized fresh water. This means that it does not have any calcium build up. It has also been created to fit straight onto the existing footprint of competitive brand, so that there is no need for expensive renovations. Furthermore, the low water use toilet is very easy to install.
The macerator pump is equally innovative, as shown on http://www.raritaneng.com/product/macerator-pump/. It is fitted with a number of new features that allow the waste matter to be isolated from the pump during maintenance work. Additionally, it is made out of solid materials that are built to last, even in marine environments. Innovative materials allow the pump to run up to 3 times longer in dry run conditions than the competition. A Smart Macerator Control (SMC) add on will automatically shut the pump down in dry run condition as well as “jog” the impeller every 7 days to prevent it from freezing in the pump.
People in the industry have already expressed excitement at the new Raritan Engineering products. "I can't wait to see whether the Fresh Head and the macerator pump are as good as what they say they are," says one eager visitor. "If they actually work the way they are supposed to, I will be installing them on my vessel immediately. It sounds like they are good for the environment, good for overall health, and comfortable as well."
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Contact Raritan Engineering:
Kim Shinn
856-825-4900 ext.202
kim@raritaneng.com
Main Office & Plant: 530 Orange St. Millville, NJ 08332
