Auto-Maskin UK
Auto-Maskin is a company specializing in power management and control systems for diesel and gas engines, primarily focusing on the marine and offshore sectors. The company provides a range of advanced engine control and monitoring solutions aimed at ensuring reliable, efficient, and safe operation of engines in demanding environments.
As for Auto-Maskin's presence in the United Kingdom, the company operates as part of its global outreach, supplying and supporting its products and services to UK-based clients.
Here are some key points about Auto-Maskin:
Product Range:
- Engine Controllers: Systems to monitor and control the operations of engines.
- Power Management Systems: Solutions to manage power distribution and load sharing among multiple generators.
- Alarm and Monitoring Systems: Tools to ensure timely alerts and actions in case of equipment failure or abnormal conditions.
- Marine and Offshore Applications: Specialized systems designed to withstand harsh maritime and offshore environments.
Industries Served:
- Maritime (commercial vessels, leisure boats, etc.)
- Offshore (oil and gas platforms)
- Power Generation
- Industrial engines
Technology Focus:
- Emphasis on reliability and safety.
- Advanced automation and control technologies.
- User-friendly interfaces for easy monitoring and control.
Global Presence:
- While based in Norway (as part of the Viktron Group), Auto-Maskin has a global distribution and service network, including partnerships and subsidiaries in various regions, to cater to a worldwide client base.
UK Operations:
- Auto-Maskin serves the UK market through direct sales, regional offices, and partnerships with local distributors and service providers.
- The company's UK operations include providing technical support, after-sales service, and training to ensure customers can maximize the value and performance of their systems.
Overall, Auto-Maskin plays a crucial role in delivering state-of-the-art control and monitoring systems that enhance the reliability, efficiency, and safety of engines in challenging environments, including those in the UK maritime and offshore sectors.
- +44 1536 533290
- www.auto-maskin.com
- +44 1536 533291
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