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Cape Bernina Ltd

Switzerland

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What Cape Bernina Ltd does.

Cape Bernina Ltd is a sewing and embroidery machine company with Swiss tradition, founded in 1893. The firm offers products like the BERNINA 790 ULTRA, L 850, 990, L 890, Q Series with Quilting Frame and Table, 770 QE PRO, 735 PRO and 590. It specializes in sewing and embroidery machines for beginners to pros. Cape Bernina Ltd services various ship or harbor types and works with brands like BERNINA. The firm has certificates and classes that guarantee its quality and is active in Germany and Austria.

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