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ROTAX SAS

Port, France

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Rotax Marine is a French company founded in 1999, specializing in the production of insubmersible elements using rotomolding since its inception. Based in Ain, France, the company manufactures floatation devices such as mooring buoys, marker buoys, pontoons, and modular pontoons. Their products are designed to withstand harsh marine conditions including low temperatures, saltwater, marine plant and animal aggression, and hydrocarbons. Rotax Marine has been using rotomolding for over 30 years and is capable of producing high-quality items in large quantities within competitive timeframes. The company's products serve various applications including leisure, industrial & maintenance work, mooring, signaling, and industrial uses.

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