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Euroballast

Montpellier, France

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What Euroballast does.

Euroballast was founded in 1983 and has conducted over 120 permanent ballast operations since then. The company specializes in adjusting ballast formulations to meet customer requirements. Euroballast uses a mixture of various washed stone aggregates for its ballast solutions, fulfilling strict corrosion testing procedures. The ballast's density typically ranges from 3.5 to 3.8, but can reach up to 5.0 in specific applications. The company offers its expertise through engineers who can advise customers on their projects. Euroballast GmbH is certified and works with various ship types, including frigates, carrier aircraft, roll-on/roll-off vessels, ferries, cruise ships, and offshore platforms.

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