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SeaMech A/S

Skagen, Denmark

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SeaMech A/S is a marine electronics firm that has been active since 1994. The company offers complex installation and repair services for electrical installations and automation technology to ensure the optimal operation of shipboard systems. They have two workshops in the Danish ports of Skagen and Hirtshals, which enables them to service various types of ships quickly and efficiently, so they do not have to remain anchored in port for long. SeaMech has developed the SeaController, a system for optimal control of ship engines from the bridge deck. The company provides 24/7 services and complete installation and service packages for a variety of ship and plant types.

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