Barwil Unitor Ships Service

Barwil Unitor Ships Service, now known as Wilhelmsen Ships Service, is a prominent provider of products and services to the maritime industry. The company has a rich history dating back to 1861, originating from Wilh. Wilhelmsen, a global maritime industry group headquartered in Norway.

Wilhelmsen Ships Service offers a broad range of services and products designed to support vessels throughout their lifecycle. These include:

Marine Products: Supplies essential products like chemicals, gases, safety equipment, and maintenance products that ensure the smooth operation and safety of maritime vessels.
Technical Services: Provides onboard and offshore repair, maintenance, and inspection services. This includes safety inspections, calibration of instruments, and repair of vital ship equipment.
Logistics: Offers comprehensive logistics services to manage the entire supply chain for marine and offshore industries, ensuring timely and efficient delivery of goods and services.
Agency Services: Acts as a port agent, assisting vessels with customs clearance, crew changes, and coordination of cargo operations.
Safety Services: Focuses on life-saving equipment and operational safety, providing firefighting equipment, personal protection gear, and lifesaving appliances.

The company prides itself on its commitment to safety, reliability, and sustainability, aiming to be a trusted partner to the maritime industry. With a global network of service stations, warehouses, and highly skilled professionals, Wilhelmsen Ships Service maintains a significant footprint in key ports and hubs around the world, providing consistent, high-quality service to maritime customers.

Wilhelmsen Ships Service's integration of advanced technology and digital solutions also plays a crucial role in enhancing operational efficiency and providing value-added services tailored to meet the evolving needs of the shipping industry.

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