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DPR (DUTCH PROPELLER REPAIRS BV)

Vlijmen, Netherlands

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What DPR (DUTCH PROPELLER REPAIRS BV) does.

DPR BV is a German propeller repair specialist since 2017. The company offers inspections, modifications, and repairs of fixed and adjustable props both in the workshop as well as on mobile teams. DPR BV is the only company worldwide (according to claims) that is certified by DNV-GL for in-situ propeller repair. The company works with various ship types and installations, particularly with ship repairs in the maritime outfitting industry. DPR BV also delivers new props and blades when necessary according to customer wish. With headquarters in Drunen, Netherlands, the company is flexible and quick acting to serve its customers.

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