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03.510 Lumishore Unit 11. Technium 1 Kings’s Road. SA1 8PH SWANSEA. GB T 442081441694. info@lumishore.com. www.lumishore.com Lumishore lights underwater brilliance. Lumishore represents the pinnacle of underwater lighting. Using proprietary LED technology. the UK-based company has established itself as a premier supplier for the OEM and aftermarket marine segments. The company designs. develops and manufactures all its products. Lumishore’s lighting products integrate exceptionally powerful. bright lights with small size. as well as colour-changing capabilities. Lumishore offers superior power outputs.


11.505 Lumitec Lighting Poinsettia Drive 1405Suite 10. 33444 DELRAY BEACH. FL. US T 1562729840. F 1562146433. info@lumiteclighting.com. www.lumiteclighting.com Name of contact: Stephanie Black-Smith Lumitec is the industry leader in innovative LED lighting. Their designs reflect an understanding of boatbuilders’ needs. and an expertise in LED lighting engineering.


03.100 Lumo Solutions/Barrow International 5 Buckland Gardens, SO41 8QL LYMINGTON, GB T 441590688332. F 441590677499. info@barrowint.co.uk. www.barrowint.co.uk Name of contact: Mr David Barrow Lumo products are a high performance glow in the dark environmentally friendly visual awareness flexible polymer components that are high impact and wear resistant to all types of traffic. Lumo components are designed to clearly define pathways, tracks, wharfs, jetty’s, posts, poles, bollards, marine plant equipment, trailers, gunnel trims and hand rails on boats etc. Lumo components will self charge from all forms of light sources including the sun, moon, stars, fluorescent and incandescent lights etc. www.lumosolutions.com


09.609 Lumotics Marine LTD 2 Venture Road Chilworth. SO16 7NP Southampton. GB T 447802433062. info@lumoticsmarine.com. www.lumoticsmarine.com


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04.403C M2 Power Johan van Hasseltweg 39F, 1021 KN Amsterdam, NL T 31208201145. F 31848313470, Info@m2power.eu. www.m2power.eu Name of contact: Mr Dirk van Gogswaardt M2Power manufactures a range of modular Lithium batteries and offers custom designs. In hybrid and full electric propulsion systems M2Power can: double the range, reduce weight and increased cycle life.


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04.222 MÄDER 22/24 Rue Anatole France. 59000 LILLE. FR T 33320127950. j.loisy@mader-group.com.


02.213 MACE De Amstel 38-40. 8253 PC DRONTEN. NL T 31321381625. F 31321381640. info@mace.eu. www.mace.eu Name of contact: René Kemperman MACE is an European distribution and marketing organisation for marine accessories. They provide manufacturers the marketing knowledge to market a product succesfully in Europe. They are also the manufacturer of the ARKE kapok cushions.


02.508 Maestrini S.r.l. Via Zignone 26A/B. 13017 QUARONA. IT T 390163432414. F 390163432415. info@maestrini.com. www.maestrini.com Production of a complete line of threaded brass and bronze fittings. From 1/8” to 6” size. tapered thread EN10226. pressure resistance till PN 40. Brass and bronze flanges PN 6 and PN 16. Water strainers from 3/8 to 5”. and flanged water strainers from DN50 to DN 125. PN6 and PN16 availables. Ball valves and special valves in brass and bronze. threaded and flanged. Production according to customer drawings. availables also special copper alloys. Chromed hardware and fittings.


04.303 MAFELEC


471 rt de la cuisiniere. 38490 CHIMILIN. FR T 33476320733. F 33476325411. contact@mafelec.fr


05.420 Ma-Fra S.p.A. Via Aquileia 44/46. 20021 BARANZATE. IT T 39023569981. F 390235699800. info@mafra.it. www.mafra.it Name of contact: Joris Gebuis


11.817 Maggi Catene S.p.A. Via Milano 2-4. 23854 OLGINATE. IT T 390341605235. F 390341605352. info@maggigroup.com. www.maggigroup.com Maggi Catene was founded in 1925 by the family Maggi. who is now running the company in the fourth generation. Maggi is producing chains in five different productions plants which are all located in Olginate/Italy. between Lecco and Milan. They also have their own facilities for wire-pickling. heat treatment and galvanising. Today Maggi is one of the leading manufactories of steel-chains in Europe and exporting chains all over the world. The name Maggi stands as a symbol for quality in chains.


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