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In-Mar Systems at the 2025 International WorkBoat Show in New Orleans.
The International WorkBoat Show returns to New Orleans December 2–4, and In-Mar Systems will be back at Booth #1637 with several new additions to show this year.
Along with the marine equipment visitors may already know us for, we’ll have new equipment on hand from Wynn Marine, AKSISFIRE, and Monitor Marine, with demonstrations available at the booth. A representative from Fire Fighting Systems (FFS) will also be joining us during the show.
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In-Mar Systems is now the exclusive authorized U.S. distributor for AKSISFIRE fire suppression and detection solutions for the marine market.
The partnership expands In-Mar’s portfolio of specialized marine equipment with onboard fire protection solutions that complement the company’s more than 45 years of experience serving commercial, offshore, government and military vessels.
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Future USS John F. Kennedy (CVN-79) underway during sea trials in the Atlantic Ocean. U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist 2nd Class Kaitlin Young.
In-Mar Systems is proud to have supplied marine equipment aboard the ship.
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Vigor Marine Fabrication recently unveiled USAV Craney Island, the U.S. Army’s first production Maneuver Support Vessel (Light), or MSV(L), at its Vancouver, Washington, facility. When the vessel enters service, Wynn Marine window wipers supplied by In-Mar Systems will be aboard.
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For maritime operators in our backyard along the Gulf Coast, hurricane season isn't simply a date on the calendar…It's a test of preparation, equipment reliability, and operational resilience. The arrival of the first tropical storm of 2026, Tropical Storm Arthur, makes this “finals” week.
At In-Mar Solutions, we've spent more than 45 years serving vessels that operate in some of the world's most demanding marine environments. As a Louisiana-based company, we've experienced firsthand the realities of hurricane seasons, tropical storms, sudden squalls, and the challenging conditions that fleets face year after year.