Teledyne Marine opens service centre in Denmark

1st August 2019 - 14:30 GMT | by The Shephard News Team

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Teledyne Marine has opened a new vehicle service center in Slangerup, Denmark.

The newly expanded facility in Slangerup will support the large number of remotely operated vehicles and unmanned surface vessels, including the Z-Boat 1800-RP, in use with customers across Europe.

Customers will have access to repair, refurbishment and testing capabilities at the site, eliminating the need to ship vessels back to the US. The centre will also be able to provide upgrades and configuration changes.

Z-Boat 1800-RP

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