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Daphnetech

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What Daphnetech does.

Daphnetech is a company with headquarters in Ecublens, Switzerland (UID CHE-379.398.394, PCD 16648-5). It offers solutions to reduce methane emissions in gas engines and Marine-Dual-Fuel propulsion engines through its products SlipPure™ Land and SlipPure™ Marine. Daphnetech also provides PureMetrics™, a system for precise, continuous emission monitoring. The company has focused its main attention on methane reduction in gas engine exhausts and can be reached at Chemin des Champs Courbes 5, CH-1024 Ecublens. Daphnetech shares information about its products and solutions through social media channels like Twitter, LinkedIn, and YouTube.

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