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G-C Maskinfabriken A.B.

55 Tyresö, Sweden

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G-C Maskinfabriken A.B., with its headquarters at Thulevägen 18, Tyresö, was founded as a family business and has since specialized in the development of environmentally friendly Stål products for båthantering. The firm offers products such as DS 150 WL, DL 150, and G-C DOLLY. They operate their services in various ship and harbor types and are known for their brand TYRESÖVAGGAN. The factory uses 100% renewable energy, particularly solar energy, in the production of their products. G-C Maskinfabriken A.B. regularly showcases their latest products like the DS 150 WL, DL 150, and G-C DOLLY at fairs in Sweden and abroad.

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