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NEX MARINE DOO

Serbia

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What NEX MARINE DOO does.

NEX Marine Doo offers the NEX N39 RIB jet tender, powered by the BRP ROTAX ACE 900 inboard engine, designed for high-end yachts. The tender features a durable ORCA® Hypalon collar and a compact 3.9-meter length, capable of reaching speeds up to 40 knots. It is equipped with premium Esthec® decking and a Q210 Experience® display, offering enhanced functionality and user-friendliness. The N39 can accommodate up to 7 passengers and weighs 417 kg (excluding passengers). NEX Marine Doo provides customization options for the N39, including deck and seam colors, upholstery, and hull finishes. The company was founded and operates in Serbia.

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