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Seatek

Brabrand, Denmark

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Seatek is a ship diving specialist founded by Jens Erik Eriksen in 1994. The company performs various diving tasks including propeller polishing, in-water surveys (IWS), UV cutting and welding. Seatek is certified by major classification societies such as DNVGL, RINA, Bureau Veritas, ClassNK, and Lloyds Register. They service the sailing fleet with class in-water survey services and offer propeller polishing and sea chest cleaning to the highest standard using the newest equipment available. The company has performed over 1150 dives since its founding. Seatek is based in Grenaa, Denmark.

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