CINTRANAVAL-DEFCAR,S.L.

CINTRANAVAL-DEFCAR,S.L. is a company that operates in the marine and naval architecture industry. Established and headquartered in Spain, CINTRANAVAL-DEFCAR specializes in providing comprehensive naval architecture and marine engineering services. The company is known for its expertise in ship design, engineering, and consulting services, catering to a wide array of clients in the maritime sector.

Here are some key aspects of CINTRANAVAL-DEFCAR:

Ship Design and Engineering: The company offers a full spectrum of design services, ranging from conceptual and preliminary design to detailed engineering. Their portfolio includes various types of vessels such as cargo ships, tankers, fishing vessels, passenger ships, and specialized ships.

Consulting Services: CINTRANAVAL-DEFCAR provides consulting services which include feasibility studies, project management, and regulatory compliance. They assist clients in navigating the complexities of maritime regulations and standards.

Innovation and Technology: The company is known for integrating the latest technological advancements in their designs and engineering processes. They focus on energy efficiency, sustainability, and the incorporation of advanced materials and systems.

Global Reach: While CINTRANAVAL-DEFCAR is based in Spain, their services are not restricted to the local market. They have a global presence and work with international clients from different parts of the world.

Collaboration and Partnerships: The company often collaborates with other stakeholders in the maritime industry, such as shipyards, shipping companies, and equipment manufacturers, to deliver comprehensive solutions.

Experience and Expertise: With a team of experienced professionals, CINTRANAVAL-DEFCAR boasts a strong track record of successful projects and satisfied clients, establishing itself as a reputable player in the naval architecture field.

This company plays a critical role in advancing maritime technology and providing innovative solutions to enhance the efficiency, safety, and sustainability of maritime operations. For more specific details about their projects, capabilities, and services, visiting their official website or contacting them directly would be advisable.

+34 94 4631600
www.cintranaval-defcar.com
+34 94 4638552

Products

The DEFCAR System, CAD/CAM software for ship design and shipbuilding

Loiu (Biscay) Spain

Lauroeta Etoridea, 4
Loiu (Biscay) 48180
Spain

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