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IMH Group Instagram

Here at the IMH Group we are keeping up with the social trends of the 21st Century. For all of you on Instagram we now share stories and images of our marine companies (RWO Marine, Norfloat International, Anchor Marine and Seaswift Products) all in one place. Here is a link to our Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/imhgroup/ Alternatively look us up - @imhgroup Happy Sailing.
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Seaswift Products Twitter

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Seaswift Products - " Established in 1996, Seaswift Products manufactures the Swiftie-Matic line of rope installers. The original Swiftie boat hook has been in production since the 70s and was sold by Anchor Marine. In 1996 the rights for the product were sold to Seaswift Products and production moved to our factory at Benfleet in the United Kingdom. We pride ourselves on being a UK based manufacturer and source as many parts as we can locally. Initially the Swiftie (known as the Happy Hooker in the USA) was available in either the standard high grade plastic  “50”  or the heavy duty stainless  “100”  variety. In the late 90s we developed for Scottish Hydro and Norweb a larger plastic variety for passing lines over live cables. Thereafter the  “125”  glass-reinforced Swiftie was designed and developed for this purpose. Combined with knowledge from our sister companies, we have been able to expand further our expertise in plastics and injection moulding. ...
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LifeBuoy Cabinet

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Norfloat International are pleased to announce the arrival of our new LifeBuoy Cabinet - which is available now.  Tragically, on average, around 400 people drown around the UK every year and a further 200 take their own lives in our waters. Many of these deaths are preventable and we believe more can be done to reduce this loss of life.   LifeBuoys with cabinets are becoming more and more popular as an effective way to protect LifeBuoys from vandalism and the elements. Manufactured from U.V stabilised polyethylene the LifeBuoy and cabinet will last for many years. Fixing options are; fixed in ground post, surface mounted post, walls and rails. LifeBuoys are most commonly used at the following locations: Marinas  Rivers  Canals  Quarries  Fisheries  Boat yards  Nature reserves  Lakeside campsites  Reservoirs  Harbours  Lochs  For more information visit Norfloat Internationals website. http...
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MoorFast - The Complete Mooring System

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What makes the MoorFast System so unique? The MoorFast is complete mooring system - meaning you don't have to buy any additional parts and it comes in the box already fitted, so you don't have to struggle with putting it together. The MoorFast pole also extends up to 2 metres in length, and is easy to use with the simple push-pull action - making those difficult situations easier to deal with. Other than a typical mooring system - the pole can also be used for: Hooking buoys from the safety of your craft Marina berths Lassoing  Aiding with large tree dismantling  And so much more... The MoorFast Mooring Systems are available from local chandleries around the UK and are one of the top selling systems that money can buy.  For more information on the MoorFast - visit www.moorfast.com  Happy Sailing.
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