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SME Engineering

Medway, United Kingdom

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What SME Engineering does.

SME Engineering is an English engineering firm with its headquarters in Medway, Kent, United Kingdom. The company offers a variety of services including Ship Repairs, Welding & Fabrications, UHP-Blasting, Painting, CAD-Design and Pipework. It works with various types of ships, including new builds for vessels. SME Engineering serves the Marine, Industry, Trade, and Private Residential sectors. The firm has a broad reach across the United Kingdom and can also be active at other locations upon request. It is certified and works with brands like SeaForce 90 for Antifoul. The founding year, exact size, and specific certifications are not directly included in the text.

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