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10.607 Sailtec Custom Projects Hasselbinnen 28. 22869 SCHENEFELD. DE T 49408229940. F 49408304279.
info@sailtec.eu.
www.sailtec.eu They supply technical products and system solutions for superyachts. shipbuilding. architecture. and various industrial domains. Their core products are systems and structures to influence light and shade for installation on board or on land. decorative or structural. for temporary or permanent use: textile membrane structures. sun awnings. hatches. windows. skylights. Their system solutions are developed and made individually for each commission. They work in a project-oriented way.
05.405 SaltOff EMEA Ltd. Caruana marine Centre Triq il-President Anton Butt. ZTN2830 ZEJTUN. MT T 35621821332. F 35620992182.
info@saltoff.eu.
06.200 Samlex Europe B.V. Aris van Broekweg 15. 1507 BA ZAANDAM. NL T 31756704321. F 31756175299.
office@samlex.com.
www.samlex.com Please contact us at our office.
04.129 Samsung Chemical Europe GmbH Am Kronberger Hang 6. 65824 SCHWALBACH AM TAUNUS. DE T 496196667434. F 496196667466.
architect@samsung.com.
www.staron.com Name of contact: Sarah Dempsey
11.006 Samui Corp 61 Research Road. M4G 2G8 TORONTO. CA T 14164252583. F 14164252178.
ecoblast@samuicorp.com Samui Corp is a product development company focused on environment friendly solutions in the marine. sporting goods. computer and bicycle industries. Established in 1992. they have invented. developed and are now manufacturing a line of ecological signal horns and safety products.
05.320 Samyung ENC 1123-17 Dongsam- 3. 606-083 BUSAN. KR T 82516016666. F 82514126616.
headq@samyungenc.com.
www.samyungenc.com Representative brand company for maritime communication equipment. Since its establishment in 1978. Samyung is a representative marine communication equipments provider that has grown to provide localized marine electronic communication equipments. Samyung has been providing the products in Korean market replacing all the imported brands. Samyung delivers the value added products to the customers with its state-of- the-art technology. Samyung is the leader of the marine industry in Korea.
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01.834 San Giorgio S.E.I.N. Via Augusto Pedullà 59. 16165 GENOVA. IT T 390108301222. F 390108301278.
info@sangiorgiosein.com.
www.sangiorgiosein.com Name of contact: Bruno Bertocci Analogue and digital electronic instruments for engine and navigation control. Lloyd/RINA approved fire alarm systems. level senders. rudder/trim angle indicators. Special OEM instruments. Integrated monitoring and chart plotter navigation systems LIoyd/Rina approved.
05.438 Sandiline Pobeska cesta 19a. 6000 KOPER. SI T 38656398500. F 38656398982.
info@sandiline.com.
www.sandiline.com Name of contact: Denis Paliska Sandiline is a producer of technical clothing for watersport. with more than 20 years of experience. Their main focus is on three groups of watersports: kayak. sailing and diving. Their main target group is: active people interested in watersports. They are always in the quest for perfection. their philosophy is to produce watersport technical clothing that provides ideal micro climate. protection and is as less disturbing as possible. This is possible only with constant clothing development.
01.740 Sanguineti Chiavari S.r.l. Via San Rufino 31. 16043 CHIAVARI. IT T 390185363324. F 390185313731.
sanguineti@sanguineti.com.
www.sanguineti.com Name of contact: Simona Sanguineti Sanguineti Chiavari has succeeded in developing a wide typology of standard products and also a branch of custom. Execution items made as for customer’s planning. Its operative-flexibility. which is the result of many selected management-choises ranks the company as an appreciated supplier of the most famous Italian shipyards and of the foreign ones.
01.635 Sanimarin Rue d’Aboukir 8. 75002 PARIS. FR T 33144823900. F 33144823901.
info@sanimarin.com.
www.sanimarin.com The Sanimarin range provides the comforts of home on board for both inland waterway and sea-going craft. Crafted specifically for reliability and ease of installation and use the Sanimarin range has been developped thanks to a long experience in the domestic field. since 1958. As fresh water usage is a crucial factor on most vessels. the Sanimarin range has been designed to have very low water consumption and to use fresh or salt water.
01.831 SATI Trading S.p.A. Via Bonazzi 24. 40013 CASTEL MAGGIORE. IT T 39051700321. F 39051701350.
riccardo@satitrading.it.
www.satitrading.it
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