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MIT Germany

Glinde, Germany

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What MIT Germany does.

MIT Germany offers spare parts for engines of the brands MAN, Volvo Penta, and Mercedes-Benz. The company specializes in shipping, rail transport, and logistics. Among the serviced ship or harbor types are the MAN D2840 LE401, a robust V10 diesel monument from Nürnberg, as well as the Volvo Penta D42, known for its durability. Additionally, spare parts for the MAN D2840 LE 201, a powerful V10 diesel motor, are offered. MIT Germany is not specifically certified to a particular classification but works with various brands and manufacturers. The exact founding year of the company is not included in the given text. The size of the firm is also not directly mentioned.

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