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SM Designworks

Busan, South Korea

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What SM Designworks does.

SM Designworks provides engineering, installation, and ship repair services, specializing in BWMS & EGCS retrofit services. The company offers 3D scanning, survey, fabrication, and skid design for BWTS installation and EGCS retrofit. SM Designworks is based in Busan, South Korea, and has been operating since 2018. The company serves ships and vessels, focusing on compliance with the International Maritime Organization’s Ballast Water Management Convention. SM Designworks can handle projects starting from 50 meters in size.

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