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Marine Travelift Inc


Anti-Slip Pontoon & Harbour


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Solutions for the MARINA INDUSTRY


With over half a century of innovations in boat moving techniques and an established reputation for manufacturing world-class mobile boat hoists, the team at Marine Travelift, aided by its global network of dealers, understands that it takes hard work to achieve satisfied clients. From in-house engineers


to its expert, multi-lingual CustomerCare team, the company works with marina- owners and boatyard operators to build the machines that keep them in motion for years to come. However, support doesn’t end when a hoist is delivered. Marine Travelift provides operation and service training in the field before the equipment


begins service and, once in use, highly trained technicians are ready for immediate attendance. If a repair becomes necessary,


only genuine Marine Travelift replacement parts are supplied to match the original specifications of specific machines. An extensive in-house inventory of parts reduces lead times, with global shipping and online parts for same-day order processing. Marine Travelift implements a quality system, certified by QAS according to Standard ISO 9001:2015, which allows it to offer customers a higher level of consistent products and services. Marine Travelift Inc sales@marinetravelift.com www.marinetravelift.com


WPC Decking GRP Gangways GRP Walkways GRP Bridge Decks GRP Hand Railing GRP Decking Strips GRP Pontoon Ladders GRP Ramps & Slipways GRP Anti-Slip Marina Grating GRP Maintenance Platforms


www.decksafe.co.uk 01206 322 899 MARINA INDUSTRY • DECEMBER 2020


LONG-LASTING,


LOW-MAINTENANCE ALTERNATIVES TO TIMBER & STEEL


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