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Mirka at METSTRADE 2023
When it comes to building magnificent yachts and boats, Mirka has the complete solution. From sanding the hull to perfecting the final finish on the gelcoat, Mirka offers the best tools and products, abrasives and polishing compounds for marine surface finishing.
The METSTRADE Show is the world’s largest trade exhibition of marine equipment, materials and systems. Make sure you don’t miss the opportunity to meet face-to-face with 17,000+ like-minded peers and 1,400+ exhibiting companies from 15 to 17 November 2023 at RAI Amsterdam Convention Centre. Visit stand 01.781 to meet with Mirka experts.
Mirka experts available at METSTRADE:
| Evald Lassus | Global Business Sector Manager, Marine |
| Hans Wubs | Business Development Manager, Marine, Netherlands |
| Leonardo Latini | Global Technical Manager, Marine |
| Jacob Oudijk | Sales Manager, Netherlands |
| Patrick Skowronek | Technical Manager, Marine, France |
| Ashok Sk | Marketing Manager, Mirka Middle East |
Nautor's Swan, Finland
High-Quality Finish
For Finnish yacht builder Nautor, a high-quality finish is about respecting the company’s roots and heritage, and it takes the best kind of power tools and abrasives to accomplish that. Benny Brännbacka from Nautor shares with us what it means to collaborate with Mirka, and how important client satisfaction is when building spectacular yachts with Mirka's solutions.
"Working with Mirka is very good, we are continuously collaborating."
Cranchi Yachts, Italy
What does it take to build Cranchi's spectacular yachts?
When it comes to creating magnificent yachts, Mirka sanding and polishing solutions play a significant part in achieving the best quality and finish. For Italian yacht manufacturer Cranchi, a high-quality finish is at the core of the business, without compromising the work environment.
"In Mirka, we have found a partner that listens carefully to our needs."