Racal Marine Moves To New Headquarters In Cranford, N.J.
Racal Marine, one of the world's leading suppliers of marine electronics, has relocated its United States sales and service headquarters to Cranford, N.J. The office was previously located in Florida.
According to Robert M. Burns, executive vice president of sales and service, "The move strengthens Racal Marine's sales and service operations and provides a focal point for the dealer network in the United States. We can now better serve our customers throughout the country including those in the Port of New York and New Jersey." Mr. Burns also said that customer service would be improved because of closer access to major domestic and international transportation links. The new offices of Racal Marine Inc. are located at 70 Jackson Drive, Cranford, N.J. 07016, telephone (201) 272-4222.
Racal supplies navigation aids, radar, communications, integrated ship management systems and bridge simulators for the commercial maritime market, as well as a wide range of marine electronics for private boat owners. Service is provided by Racal teams in coastal and inland ports, and through some 200 dealers around the country.
Racal Marine is a unit of the international Racal Group, which provides products, systems and services in data and radio communications, telecommunications, security, defense radar and avionics, marine and energy electronics, specialized electronics and occupational safety and health equipment.
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