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Perama, Greece

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What NG INOX does.

NG Inox is a company with a history of 45 years that has developed from a family enterprise and has become an experienced technical expertise. The company specializes in the reconstruction and adaptation of yachts and boats worldwide and offers individual installations in high-quality 316L stainless steel. NG Inox supports various ship or agent types, working with the brand and manufacturer combination of 316L stainless steel. The company is not explicitly associated with certain certifications or classes, but its experience suggests high quality standards. NG Inox has its headquarters in Perama, Greece, and offers its services worldwide.

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