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  • Ned Marine secures exclusive deal with Drewil Entership for pilot ladders in Europe.
  • Drewil's ISO-certified ladders enhance Ned Marine's safety-focused maritime access solutions.
  • Immediate stock availability reduces delivery times for shipowners, boosting operational efficiency.

Ridderkerk-based maritime supplier Ned Marine Services has finalised an exclusive distribution agreement with Drewil Entership, a Polish manufacturer known for its high-quality pilot and embarkation ladders.

As part of this partnership, Ned Marine will represent Drewil Entership in several European countries, including the Netherlands, France, Belgium, Germany, and Norway, thereby enhancing its portfolio of access solutions for maritime clients.

Range of certified access products

Ned Marine Services' reputation as a pioneering provider of certified access structures

This collaboration bolsters Ned Marine Services' reputation as a pioneering provider of certified access structures. The company offers an array of products including gangways, ladders, and land bridges designed and manufactured in-house, complemented by comprehensive global service capabilities.

Beyond these offerings, Ned Marine is also prominent in the sectors of cathodic protection and non-destructive testing services around the world.

Ger Monster, Managing Director of Ned Marine Services, remarked, “By partnering with Drewil Entership, we can now offer our clients an even broader range of certified access products with immediate availability. Their ladders are trusted by shipowners worldwide for quality and safety — values that perfectly align with our own. We thank Drewil’s team for their trust and look forward to serving our clients with their equipment.”

Drewil’s certified ladders

Known for its fusion of craftsmanship and technology, Drewil Entership is a family-owned business that produces pilot ladders trusted by sailors globally, from Singapore to Rotterdam.

These products align seamlessly with Ned Marine's offerings and are readily incorporated into their stock to ensure efficiency from the outset of the partnership. Immediate availability of these certified ladders significantly reduces delivery times for shipowners, shipyards, and operators.

The certified ladders meet the latest international standards, including ISO 799-2019, DNV, SOLAS, and IMO certifications, ensuring maximum safety and compliance. This collaboration not only broadens Ned Marine's product range but also reinforces its commitment to providing reliable and compliant access solutions in the maritime sector.

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