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E-Vejvad Hansen

Esbjerg, Denmark

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E. Vejvad Hansen ApS is a Danish company founded in 1982 that specializes in providing skipper chairs for the maritime industry, with over 40 years of experience. The company offers comfortable seating solutions for bridge crews and has served customers worldwide, from Shanghai to Stockholm, Japan to Jakobshaven, and back to its home base in Esbjerg, Denmark. Their products include the BX502/LIFT skipper chair, which is shown on their website along with other bridge equipment. The company operates in various regions and can be reached at Darumvej 145B, DK-6700 Esbjerg, Denmark.

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