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Ships, Ports & Sea

Tailor-Made Solutions for Both Onshore and Offshore

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Ship, Ports & Sea

Customized Solutions Onshore and Offshore

A stiff breeze. Salt is in the air. Waves relentlessly wash ashore, working away on everything on and near the water. Operating efficiently and safely under these conditions demands top performance from both people and infrastructure – whether on board a ship, in an offshore wind farm or in an overseas port.

But how are the ever-increasing volumes of cargo to be transported across the world's oceans as efficiently, safely and cost-effectively as possible? How can efficient offshore concepts fuel the energy transition? And what role does sustainability play on the high seas? The key to a modern maritime industry lies in smart ports and more efficient drive systems, and thus in innovative technologies.

Our products are state-of-the-art, optimally support processes on land and at sea and ensure greater safety, comfort and efficiency – whether in the hull of a ship, in the nacelle of a wind turbine or when unloading cargo in port. Because onshore and offshore, users must be able to rely on their technical equipment. Our solutions take on wind and waves at all times.

Products & Solutions for Ships, Ports and Sea

Our Portfolio Includes a Wide Range of Products and Systems for Use in the Maritime Environment

Onshore, we supply solutions for shipbuilding and port logistics. They ensure a functioning infrastructure on board and enable safe, efficient work and smooth processes. In the offshore sector, we offer customized technology and innovative materials for the most difficult conditions.

Stories

We don't spin sailor's yarns, we don't invent pirate tales and we haven't met any ship’s kobolds in our projects yet either. Instead, we tell stories about our products and solutions, customers and colleagues, on land and on the high seas, with the wind in our hair and salt in the air.
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