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H.S. Marine

Dublin 17, Ireland

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H.S. Marine is an Irish company that specializes in designing and manufacturing cranes for ships. The crane models include telescopic booms, telescopic boom with telescopic boom, and fully foldable boom. The products are designed for a variety of sea water heights and conditions. H.S. Marine boasts high commercial reliability and has been rated highest in terms of business reliability by Cribi, an Italian company that guarantees the highest rating. The company is involved in the aquaculture industry and offers training courses for shipbuilding technicians. H.S. Marine has its main office in Italy and is a member of the Dun & Bradstreet network.

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