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CINGAL, S.L.

Vigo, Spain

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CINGAL, S.L. is a Spanish company based in Vigo that specializes in the fabrication and commercialization of zinc alloy anodes for cathodic protection. Founded 30 years ago, the company has established itself as a European reference in anticorrosive solutions and equipment for professional fishing. Cingal manufactures sacrificial anodes and hydraulic haulers NOSFOR, which are used in deep-sea trawling. The company also offers painting services to protect and preserve assets. With over 40 years of experience, the NOSFOR hydraulic haulers can handle monofilament lines from 2 mm up to polyethylene ropes of 15 mm diameter.

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