Coastal Marine Equipment, Inc.
Coastal Marine Equipment, Inc. is a company known for its specialization in the design and manufacture of marine equipment. Based in the United States, Coastal Marine Equipment serves a wide range of maritime industries including commercial shipping, offshore oil and gas, and military applications. The company's product portfolio typically includes deck machinery such as winches, windlasses, capstans, and cranes, which are essential for the operation and safety of various marine vessels.
Key Features and Offerings:
- Custom Solutions: Coastal Marine Equipment offers both standard and custom solutions tailored to meet specific client requirements. This adaptability helps them cater to unique operational needs across different maritime sectors.
- Quality and Durability: The company places significant emphasis on the quality and durability of its products, ensuring they can withstand harsh marine environments. This often involves rigorous testing and adherence to international marine standards.
- Customer Support: Comprehensive customer support is another cornerstone of Coastal Marine Equipment's service ethos. This includes everything from initial consultation and design to maintenance and after-sales support.
- Innovative Technology: Utilization of advanced technologies in their manufacturing processes ensures high efficiency and reliability of their equipment.
- Wide Market Reach: The company serves a global market, distributing its equipment to various regions around the world, thereby strengthening its international presence.
For clients in need of robust and reliable marine equipment, Coastal Marine Equipment, Inc. presents a solid option backed by industry expertise and a commitment to quality. Their products are integral to the safe and efficient operation of marine vessels, making them a trusted partner in the maritime industry.
- (228) 832-7655
- www.coastalmarineequipment.com
- (228) 832-7675
Products
Winches, Cable Storage Reels, General Fabrication, Machining Services, Testing, Installation, Maintenance and Repair Services.
Gulfport USA
20995 Coastal Parkway
Gulfport MS 39503
USA
Gulfport MS 39503
USA
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