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Echonautics

Riverhead, United States

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Echonautics is a manufacturer of sonar transducers and air sensors, specializing in custom-made Chirp transducers. The company offers low-frequency, medium-frequency, high-frequency, dual-frequency, and STEM sonar transducers. Echonautics serves the North American market from Riverhead, New York, and has sales offices in Europe, Middle East, and Africa (EMEA) and Asia-Pacific (APAC) through AvMap s.r.l. based in Italy. The company can be contacted via multiple phone numbers and an email address. Founded in 2012, Echonautics operates out of Las Vegas, Nevada, USA. Transducer specifications are available upon request.

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