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Q139254340

Spessart, Germany

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Stahlbau Müller has been operating in Spessart since 1990, specializing in steel construction and metal processing in the field of inland shipping. The company constructs and assembles various vessels, including cargo, ferry, and crane boats, with some featuring cabin installations, as well as stanchions and quays in various sizes and load capacities. Stahlbau Müller collaborates with Machine Building Master Günter Müller. The services provided include steel repair, hall construction, and hall construction. Additionally, the company offers cargo ships, including the cargo ship "Alt Heidelberg".

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