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Shiptechnics B.V.

Kapelle, Netherlands

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Shiptechnics B.V., based in Kapelle, Netherlands, provides marine electrical engineering and automation services. The company offers worldwide service and maintenance, project execution, and emergency support 24/7. Shiptechnics specializes in solving electrical issues and performing modifications on ships and offshore projects. They can be contacted at +31 (0)113 344924 or via email at mail@shiptechnics.nl. The company has experience working internationally and is ready to provide solutions for any electrical needs on board a ship. Shiptechnics B.V. operates in the Netherlands with a 24/7 emergency number available.

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