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    Tecway

    A Leading Marine Service Provider since 1993

    Our Business

    Since 1993, Tecway has successfully identified, promoted, and distributed innovative, high-quality, and cost-effective solutions to the marine, petrochemical, diesel and gas engine, and industrial sectors, as well as the Storage and Transportation Solutions industry, within Hong Kong SAR and Mainland China.

    We represent leading European and Chinese manufacturers in the maritime industry by bringing advanced technologies and high-quality products to ship owners, charterers, and ship management companies.

    Tecway focuses on maximizing value for our customers by delivering award-winning performance in six main areas:

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    Technical Service | SCOUT 137 Drone Supports 3D Scanning of Bulk Carrier Holds
    September 4, 2026

    Technical Service | SCOUT 137 Drone Supports 3D Scanning of Bulk Carrier Holds

    Tecway engineers travelled to Qidong, Jiangsu to provide SCOUT 137 GEN3 industrial drone support for a bulk carrier project, completing inspection and 3D scan modelling of the designated compartments, reducing work at height and close-quarters entry, and building a digital data base for later repair assessment.

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    Technical Service | Main Engine Cylinder Liner Diameter Measurement Without Removing the Cylinder Covers
    September 2, 2026

    Technical Service | Main Engine Cylinder Liner Diameter Measurement Without Removing the Cylinder Covers

    Tecway engineers used the Dr. E. Horn Cylinder Liner Diameter Measurement (CLDM) system to measure all six cylinder liners of a bulk carrier's 6S60ME main engine through the scavenge ports, with no dismantling of core components, about one hour per cylinder and more than 80% less downtime.

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    Tank Cleaning | Confined-Space Asphyxiation Accident Review: Safety Red Lines That Must Not Be Crossed
    September 2, 2026

    Tank Cleaning | Confined-Space Asphyxiation Accident Review: Safety Red Lines That Must Not Be Crossed

    Drawing on the Luoyang '14 July' tank-cleaning poisoning accident, this review sets out the confined-space safety red lines: ventilate, test, then work; monitor gas continuously; never attempt a blind rescue; and, under AQ 3042—2025, use mechanised cleaning to reduce tank entry.

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