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Smartrigging B.V.

Joure, Netherlands

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What Smartrigging B.V. does.

Smartrigging B.V., based in Joure, Netherlands, specializes in lightweight composite rigging solutions for sailing yachts, offering up to 90% weight savings and a long lifespan that reduces the cost of ownership. The company has been operating since 2001 and is part of FibreMax, known for producing the world's strongest cable. Smartrigging uses materials such as carbon fibre, Zylon, PBO, Twaron, aramid, and Dyneema HMPE in their rigging solutions. Their production facility is located in the Netherlands, and they can be contacted via email or phone. A concrete fact about the company is that it has been producing rigging solutions for over 20 years.

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