Nautic Service Sauvetage
Survival raft sales and servicing for recreational and professional maritime customers
Highlights
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-09
About Nautic Service Sauvetage
Nautic Service Sauvetage distributes Sea-Safe survival rafts worldwide and maintains, services and inspects recreational and professional rafts.
Its Oudalle station handles Sea-Safe raft servicing in mainland France. The company has distributed the Sea-Safe range since 2003 and was founded in 1981.
Product: Distribution, maintenance, servicing and inspection of Sea-Safe survival rafts.
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