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EREMU /STURTZE

Astigarraga, Spain

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EREMU /STURTZE is a Spanish company with over 60 years of experience in the production and repair of electric power plant transformers. The company also offers other electronic devices. Specialties include ship and equipment types, as well as energy sectors such as oil and gas industry, shipbuilding, railroads, industrial machinery, renewable energy, power electronics, steel industry, and galvanotechnics. The company is renowned for its high production quality, which is derived from the standards IEC, UNE, NEMA, and UL, as well as the CE certification and ISO conformity. EREMU has an international presence with representatives in Mexico and the Netherlands.

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