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MARSHIP ENGINEERING

Rotterdam, Netherlands

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Marship Engineering has served the maritime industry for over 45 years, providing technical advice, engineering services, and spare parts. They offer a range of products including ballast water treatment systems, oily water separators, fresh water makers, and pumps for boiler feed. The company represents leading brands in the maritime sector and operates from Westerkade 10 in Rotterdam, Netherlands. Founded in 1967, Marship Engineering has been delivering high-standard service to customers through a dedicated team of experienced service engineers. They were involved in the acquisition of InTank's ballast water treatment systems in 2020.

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