Atlas Gemi ve Mak. san. Tic. Ltd. Sti.
Atlas Gemi ve Makine Sanayi Ticaret Ltd. Şti., commonly known as Atlas Gemi, is a company based in Turkey that specializes in the maritime industry. Established in 1998, the company primarily focuses on providing ship repair, maintenance, and conversion services. They operate out of a shipyard that is strategically located near major maritime routes, enabling them to serve both domestic and international clients efficiently.
Services Offered:
- Ship Repair and Maintenance: Atlas Gemi offers comprehensive repair and maintenance services for various types of vessels, including bulk carriers, tankers, container ships, and offshore vessels.
- Ship Conversion: The company is experienced in converting ships for different purposes, including modifications to comply with newer environmental regulations or changing commercial needs.
- Fabrication: Atlas Gemi also engages in the fabrication of ship components and other related structures.
- Project Management: They provide end-to-end project management services for complex maritime projects.
Key Features:
- Strategic Location: The shipyard is located in proximity to key maritime routes, ensuring easy access for vessels needing repair or maintenance.
- Experienced Workforce: Atlas Gemi boasts a skilled workforce with extensive experience in various aspects of ship repair and conversion.
- Quality Standards: The company adheres to high-quality standards and international regulations, ensuring that all work is performed safely and efficiently.
- Certifications: They possess relevant certifications and approvals from various maritime authorities, ensuring compliance with industry standards.
Clientele:
Atlas Gemi serves a diverse range of clients, including local and international shipping companies, offshore companies, and government agencies. Their commitment to quality and timely delivery has made them a reputable name in the maritime industry.
Conclusion:
With its extensive service offerings and strategic location, Atlas Gemi ve Makine Sanayi Ticaret Ltd. Şti. is a key player in the Turkish and international maritime service industry. Their focus on quality, safety, and customer satisfaction has enabled them to build a strong reputation over the years.
- +90 533 612 38 68
- www.atlas-tr.com
- +90 216 395 70 26
Products
Ship building,Design,Consultant,pipe&fittings,valves
ISTANBUL TURKEY
Rauf Orbay. cad. Mevlana sok. Gundogdu Binasi No:4/2 TUZLA
ISTANBUL 34944
TURKEY
ISTANBUL 34944
TURKEY
Ships
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