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내쇼날클램프

Busan, South Korea

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National Clamp is a company based in Busan, South Korea, specializing in the manufacture of various types of clamps and press pushers for the maritime industry. Their products include ratchet press pushers (NPP-A, B, C), vertical clamps (NVC-HN), horizontal clamps (NHC-H), screw clamps (NPC-A), and ratchet pullers (NRP-B). These tools are designed to be used in shipbuilding, rigging, and construction plant fabrication. National Clamp offers products that are lightweight and safe for use in tight spaces or high places, such as ladders. The company has been operating since 2016 and can be contacted at Tel. 051-324-0615 ~ 6 or Fax. 051-324-0617.

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