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‘We have been very satisfied with the DynIce warps from Hampiðjan ever since we first had a set in 2007.
The first 100% recyclable heavy lift sling for the offshore and onshore construction market.
Hampidjan Offshore are proud to announce the launch of TERRA slings.
Reducing waste and repurposing materials is key in managing the industries impact upon the environment and creating a future proof sustainable business model.
The Association of Business Managers and Economists (FVH) each year holds an event known as the Expertise Day, which is a blend of a conference and an awards ceremony.
Hampiðjan congratulates Samherji and the crew of the new Vilhelm Thorsteinsson EA-11
Norwegian pelagic vessel Rav docked in Norðfjörður on Monday last week, with a badly damaged capelin purse seine
Back in 1994, Hampidjan sold its first super-rope to the oil industry, replacing a steel wire on a seismic vessel operated by PGS (Petroleum Geo-Services).
There are Icelanders involved in fisheries all around the world. Most recently the four officers on board factory trawler Gloria have been in touch.
Hampiðjan’s fishing gear development manager Guðmundur Gunnarsson recently retired after a 50-year career with the company during which he has been involved in producing fishing gear and in numerous developments, but there’s no doubt he is best known for designing the Gloría pelagic trawl,
Pelagic vessel Sigurður docked in its home port in the Westman Islands last week for the first time since sailing on 24th July.
Fishing companies are already gearing up for blue whiting in the new year. Last year, this fishery began in January, as insufficient capelin had been located to allocate a quota.
Cuxhaven company DFFU’s factory trawler Cuxhaven NC-100 arrived from Germany on 21st September and docked at the Skarfabakki quayside outside Hampiðjan’s net loft, bringing with it three drums of new trawl warp as deck cargo.
Brim’s fresher trawler Viðey docked in Reykjavík this week with 180 tonnes on board after a five-day trip to Westfjords fishing grounds.
‘Let’s say that catches have been pretty good since the beginning of July. We’ve been landing 25 to 35 tonnes of shrimp per trip and have mostly been on the back leading eastwards from the Skagafjörður Deeps.
The beach clean-up organised by Hampiðjan, the company’s staff association and the Blue Army took place yesterday on the 29th August, with a 50-strong team of the company’s staff and family members joining in the annual event.
‘These seine nets are pure genius, plus there has been heavy fishing all summer,’ said Stefán Egilsson, skipper of Thingeyri seine netter Egill.
Fresher trawler Akurey has completed its second trip since a refit in which a third trawl winch and an additional set of sweepline winches were installed on board.
‘I’m very satisfied, and if anything, the results are beyond anything I had expected. Catch quality is better and the crew are quicker hauling and shooting than before.
A co-operation agreement on clearing waste from Iceland’s beaches has been struck between Hampiðjan and the Blue Army.
Jónas Thór Friðriksson has been appointed sales manager for Hampiðjan’s ropes and netting.
Hampiðjan’s magnificent new netloft in Neskaupstaður where work started on 23rd January this year is already a hive of activity.
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