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Duguva UAB

Rokiskis, Lithuania

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What Duguva UAB does.

Duguva UAB offers a wide range of high-quality ropes and electric fences. The company was founded in 1998 and has been engaged in the production of ropes and electric safety devices since then. Duguva builds specifically for various applications such as house and garden installations, fishing, shipping, construction, transport, sports, and tourism. The produced ropes include polyethylene-, polypropylene-, nylon-, and UHMWPE-rope as well as spaghetti and metal strands. Electric fence systems are also available. Duguva is interested in the quality of its products and adapts to the needs of its customers. The company ships its products to all cities in Lithuania as well as worldwide.

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