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DB Marine B.V.

Moordrecht, Netherlands

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What DB Marine B.V. does.

DB Marine B.V. is a Dutch company with its office in Moordrecht, specializing in the service and maintenance of remote control, fire protection, and pneumatic systems on cruise ships and cargo ships. The company offers a 30-year track record in providing quick, worldwide support to minimize ship downtime. DB Marine collaborates with leading industries such as Aventics, Emerson, DSG, Mitsui Bosch Rexroth, GE Fanuc, Parker, Festo, and NABCO. The company's technicians travel worldwide to perform inspections, maintenance, and repairs directly on board. DB Marine has a COC number of 24480155 and a VAT number NL822299240B01.

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