Marble Marine Electronics
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Marble Automation is a company specializing in ship automation.
Since April 2007 Marble Marine Electronics is renamed into Marble Automation. Due to the expansion of their activities, the name with Marine in it was considered not to be ideal any longer.
Based in the Netherlands, on the former island of Urk, Marble Automation is the leading company in ship automation. Started as a company specialized in fishery ship automation, it became a well known and reliable profit partner in ship automation.
Marble Automation designs and manufactures automation systems for all kinds of vessels: from fishery ship to bulk carrier, from sailing yacht to luxury motor yacht.
Supplier and manufacturer of:
- Alarm & monitoring systems
- Control systems
- Alarm annunciators (alarm units)
- Emergency Telegraphs
- Tachograph
- Bridge Watch Alarm Systems (BWAS)
- Tank sounding systems
Refitting:
- Alarm systems
- Old obsolete alarm systems
The Planned Maintenance System activities are taken over by Mastex Software since December 2007.
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Categories:
- Electronics companies of the Netherlands
- Technology companies
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- Dutch company stubs
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