Technical data, spare parts, service notes and fault diagnostics for 171,973 models of maritime equipment — free, no account needed.
Seven areas, the way an engineer walks the ship. Touch an area to see what it holds; open it to get the filtered library — every type, every manufacturer, every model we know in that space.
123 categories across seven ship areas — the complete list behind the browser above.
What the machine does, how it is built, how it is selected and sized, which rules apply, what typically fails, and what to check before you accept a repair.
Written for the people who work with the machinery — superintendents, service engineers, surveyors, and students learning what a ship actually contains. 523 guides, 114 categories, all free.
Read the guidesHold the camera straight at the nameplate. We read manufacturer, type and serial, match them against the library, and — if you want — turn it into a parts request. We deliberately never guess: an honest blank beats an invented type designation.
Try the nameplate scannerTell us the manufacturer, the model and what you need — a part, a service call, a second opinion. Our desk asks the right suppliers from a network of over 114,000 companies and comes back with a quote or a sourcing plan, not a search page.
Yes. Every model page, every guide and every datasheet is readable without an account. An account adds saved searches and requests, nothing is taken away.
From manufacturer catalogues, class-society type-approval registers and our own service work. Every value carries its source; when we could not verify a value, the field stays empty rather than guessed.
Send us the nameplate. We identify it by hand, add it to the library, and if you need a part or a service, the request is already on our desk.