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舶用電球(株)

Nakazato, Japan

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Bspieleyo Elektronik GmbH is a company specializing in the production of LED lamps and other electrical lighting for ships and installations. It offers a variety of product lines, including LED lamps, vintage lamps, and glow sticks. The company's headquarters is located in Japan, specifically in Tokyo Prefecture. HAKUYO Elektronik GmbH was founded in 2010 and has focused on the production of ship lamps, such as signal and lighthouse lamps, as well as fishing lamps. The company is also involved in reflector models and various forms of glow sticks.

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