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SEIWA / ECHONAUTICS

Carrara, Italy

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SEIWA / ECHONAUTICS is an Italian company founded in 1984, specializing in professional fishing workboats and marine electronics. They offer a range of products including navigation systems, echosounders, fishfinders, transducers, radar accessories, and software such as ROMEO. SEIWA provides electronic maps from C-MAP 4D®, C-MAP Max® , Navionics+®, and Navionics Platinum+®. The company manufactures their products in Europe and supports a wide range of mariners, from professional fishermen to everyday boat owners. SEIWA guarantees a 3-year warranty on their products and offers personalized customer care directly by their staff.

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