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Ars Nautica Sp. z o.o.

Gdynia, Poland

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What Ars Nautica Sp. z o.o. does.

Ars Nautica Sp. z o.o., a specialized marine-services firm in Poland, offers comprehensive repair and maintenance services for various ship and harbor types. The services include mechanical, electrical, hydraulic, as well as electronics of the ships. The focus lies on the renovation of hull systems both from steel and aluminum. The company has its headquarters in Gdynia and serves an area up to 1000 kilometers around Trójmiasto, including coastal cities Gdańsk, Sopot, Hel, Puck, and Władysławowo. Ars Nautica possesses its own Machine Shop Repertoire and works according to the standards of DNV/PRS.

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