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Macerator Pump by Raritan Engineering Raritan’s Macerator pump is designed to solve problems and failures associated with other macerator pumps. Most macerator pumps on market can only run dry for very short period of time. Raritan’s proprietary formulation of nitrile combined with thermoset housing allows the Raritan Macerator pump to run dry 30% longer than other pumps on the market today. During our development of our Macerator pump, Raritan discovered another common failure among other macerator pumps on the market is shaft seal failure. The Raritan Macerator pump uses a Viton spring loaded shaft seal to extend life of seal. Viton material can withstand the various chemicals used in holding tank treatment and being spring loaded, prevents leaks during low pressure idle (non-pumping) time. Many of our competitor’s pumps have been known to fail due to corrosion of pump mounting bolts. For that reason Raritan’s Macerating pump includes all stainless steel hardware to prevent co

Great Advice From Your Manufacturer of Marine Sanitation Devices Regarding Steps to Smooth Anchoring Raritan Engineering Company your Marine Sanitation Device  specialists would like to share with you these topics we thought would be of interest to you this month regarding steps to smooth anchoring. Your marine sanitation device experts know that at some point in your boating career you will probably want to anchor. You may want to stop and fish, swim, have lunch or stay overnight. A second reason to drop a marine anchor may be to control the boat if bad weather is blowing you ashore or if your marine engine device has quit and the wind and current are pushing you into shallow water or other boats. The first step in anchoring is to select the proper anchor. In spite of claims to the contrary, there is no single anchor device design that is best in all conditions. Mushroom anchors do not have the holding power of a fluke or plow anchor and should only be used on small, lighter wei

Your Boat Water Heater Supplier comments on how to call for help during a boating emergency   Raritan Engineering Company your boat water heater  specialists would like to share with you these topics we thought would be of interest to you this month regarding how to call for help during a boating emergency. Your boat water heater experts know that a lot of mishaps can occur out on the water, but thankfully most are more inconvenient and embarrassing than anything else. But when lives are on the line, you want every available resource dispatched to your position. A Mayday! call will bring that kind of help. A Mayday – the term is derived from the French venez m’aider, meaning “Come. Help me” – should be transmitted if possible via marine-band VHF-FM radio Channel 16 or 2182 kHz MF/SSB. Your marine hardware experts recommend that once you’ve made contact and given your information, Coast Guard Search and Rescue planners will keep you advised of their actions and give you an estim

Marine Ice Maker Breakdown Raritan Engineering Company,manufacturer of quality marine products is proud to offer a dependable, environmentally friendly, fully automatic  marine ice maker machine designed specifically for marine applications. Improved controls for more efficient ice making operation Cabinet and door built to last in harsh marine environments Removable ice bucket Corrosion resistant marine grade hardware, hinges, fittings and fasteners. Positive catch door latch keeps door closed. This allows maximum ice maker production, while keeping harmful bacteria and molds out Built in door prop lets you manual defrost or air dry your ice maker when power is off Produces up to 21 lbs of ice every day using only 2-3/4 gallons of water. Stores of up to 11 lbs of crescent ice (1/2”W x 3/4” H x 2-1/2” L) Marine Ice Maker is backed by Raritan’s one-year Limited Warranty and legendary technical support team Marine Ice Maker Advantages Easy Installation No drain require

Why Businesses Should Combine Content Marketing with SEO Online marketing techniques developed rapidly over the last 20 years. Many sectors grew so rapidly that they erupted into their own industries. Material marketing and search engine optimization (SEO) are two of those markets. The Rise of Content The first content firms began to support, design and produce brochure-style sites. Public relations companies concentrated on material produced to construct awareness and authority while copywriting firms fed the growing need for corporate blogs, whitepapers and e-books. What began as inconsonant departments or companies grew into companies and agencies developing teams to supply cohesive, collaborated and centrally planned content production. The Rise of SEO Denver Marketing Services has found that It only took a couple of years, but search engine optimization exploded into a multibillion dollar market. Weak algorithms matched with smart analysts made SEO among t

Marine Water Heater Winterization List Boat owners sometimes neglect to make a list of the maintenance they need to do before they put their boats away for the winter. Now is a good time to create your list if you don’t already have one. In this issue we are discussing checking the Anode in your Marine Water Heater . Inspection of the Anode and proper winterization is required of a Marine Water Heater. 1700 Series Marine Water Heater World-renowned marine water heater specially designed for the marine environment. Periodic visual inspection is recommended to be sure connections are tight, wires are not frayed and the unit is properly grounded. Do not use solvents to clean the Marine Water Heater jacket. Incorporate this inspection into commissioning procedure in spring and winterizing procedure in fall. Marine Water Heater Anode A removable Magnesium Anode is integral with the hot water discharge fitting. The Anode should be checked at least once a year by removing it from the

Your Boat Supply Store Company Tip of the Week Raritan Engineering Company your boat supply store  specialists would like to share with you these topics we thought would be of interest to you this month regarding some great advice from a 91-year-old sailor. Your boat supply store experts know that Jim Boren is not your average 91 year old. A retired surgeon, and he’d still be practicing medicine, in a low-tech capacity, if they’d let him, “but nobody wants a 91-year-old doctor.” He’s also an avid sailor. “Everybody aspires to be like Jim, but very few of us make it to that age,” says Tom Kuber. “I got this Hunter 30 and the family threw me under the bus. My wife of 63 years, who is a good sailor in her own right, didn’t approve. She’s never been aboard the boat. But we laugh about it; she’s a good sport.” Your marine ice makers  experts were told that the idea was that he would sail the boat for one year, the year he was 90. He sailed all summer, single-handing the boat and