We couldn’t mass produce it if we tried.
Supply could never meet the demand for the Neptune Class. Virtually every component is assembled by hand in our specially designed yards. It’s a labour intensive process undertaken by only the most experienced engineers. But a ship like this is worth taking time over.
The Neptune Class. Almost a Century of Experience.
ˮ Founded in 1914
Astilleros Zamakona, S.A. Santurce - Bilbao - Spain t: (+34) 944 937 030
zamakona@zamakona.com
www.astilleroszamakona.com Zamakona -tug & salvage half
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Design Build Repair & Refit for the future
unique ships
Astilleros Zamakona Pasaia, S.L. Pasaia-San Sebastián - Spain t: (+34) 944 937 030
zamakona@zamakona.com www.astilleroszamakona.com
Repnaval
Las Palmas de Gran Canarias - Spain t: (+34) 928 466 168
repnaval@repnaval.com
www.repnaval.com 10/4/08 16:14:34 with quality & efficiency
ONE BIG INDUSTRY
SHOW OPPORTUNITY
The International WorkBoat Show is the one big show where you can meet face to face with thousands of suppliers while sourcing new products and ideas. With over 1,000 exhibiting companies from around the U.S. and the world, this is your one big opportunity to find the new idea or product that you need to stand out in the industry and build your connection to the U.S. market.
International buyers are invited to attend the largest maritime tradeshow in the U.S. for FREE.
Register in advance using this code to secure your free admission to the exhibit hall: 102433
www.workboatshow.com | 972-943-4739 To exhibit call: Chris Dimmerling 207-842-5666
November 30–December 2, 2011 New Orleans, Louisiana USA Morial Convention Center | Halls A, B, C + D
Presented by: Produced by: WorkBoat WorkBoatShow
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