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FENDERTEX®

Haut de France, France

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What FENDERTEX® does.

Fendertex® is the only textile inflatable fender on the nautical market, designed and manufactured for optimizing navigation pleasure. The company offers a range of customizable textile bumpers including cylindrical, spherical, and tubular models, as well as accessories such as cylinder socks, sphere socks, gasketed rings, round ends, and inflation devices. Fendertex is based in Aire-sur-la-Lys, France, and provides international delivery options. The company holds a patented product and is a French brand. Founded in 2015, Fendertex can be contacted via phone (+33 (0) 321 988 433 or +33 (0) 642 427 233), email (contact@fendertex.eu), and through their website.

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