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Suntext ApS

Hedehusene, Denmark

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Suntext ApS produces safety signs for the maritime industry, specifically using a material that absorbs UV light released in darkness to ensure visibility and safety even in low-light conditions. The company is an IMPA certified supplier and adheres to IMO standards concerning SOLAS conventions. Suntext ApS operates from Guldalderen 20-22, Hedehusene, Denmark, with the CVR number 15 13 65 02. They can be contacted at +45 4659 1700 or info@uttenthal.dk. Suntext ApS was founded in 2022 and produces safety signs that meet international maritime organization standards.

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