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Diesel & Gas Turbine

Dok-En Werf-Maatschappij

Wilton-Fijenoord

Domeyer, Albert Diedr. Schiffssicherheit

Dorman Diesels

Karl Dose

Dragerwerk

Dresser/Europe

DSG D. Schmidt Pneumatik-Hydraulik

EB Nachrichtentechnik

Fr. C. Ehlers Kabelwerke

H.E. Eissing

Electrolux Foodservice

Eleusis Shipyards

Elna

Engel & Meier Schiffselektronik

Facet

Fachhochschule Hamburg

Fare Armatur AB

Fare Armaturen

Dr. Fahrentholz

Fastnet Radio Marine-Decoder & Computer

Fehrmann

Ingenieurgesellschaft Feistel-Eckhardt

R.W. Fernstrum

Ferropilot

Fincantieri-CNI

Finnlands Aussenhandelsverband

Georg Fischer

A. Friedr. Flender

Ford Werke

Fredrichs Armaturen

Frydenbo-Mjolner

Gall & Seitz

Ganz Danubius

Peter Gast Shipping

Gea Luftkuhlergesellschaft

Gea Ahlborn

Dr. Geislinger

Gemo Generatoren und Motoren Vertriebs

Geodata Systems

Gesellschaft Zur Forderung

Der Meerestechnik

Gisma Steckverbinder

Goetze

Gottwald

Friedrich Graepel

Gromex

Grosshandels-Und Lagerei-

Berufsgenossenschaft

Guascor Gutierrez Ascunce Corporation

GVT

Hagenuk Vertriebs und Serviceges

KG Hamann Wassertechnik

Hamburgische Schiffbau-Versuchsanstalt

P. Hammelman Maschinenfabrik

Hamworthy Engineering

Hansa-Flex Hydraulik

Hapag-Lloyd

Ernst Hatecke

Hatlapa

Haux-Life-Support

HDW-Nobiskrug

Georg Hechelmann Nachf.

Ernst Heinrich

Hempel Farben (Deutschland)

Wilhelm Hilzinger

Herion-Werke

Herka Handelsgesellschaft

Hilbert Marine

HKS

Alfred Hodt

Holland Marine Equipment

Hollming

Hojbjerg Maskinfabrik

Honey well-Elac-Nautik

Ludwig Hunger

IABG

IBAK Helmut Hunger

IBH Antriebstechnik

IFE

IMO

Ina Walzlager

Intering

International Farbenwerke

International Trade Publications

Interschalt

ITT VAF Instruments

Ludwig Jahn

Japan Ship Machinery External

Trade Association

Jastram-Werke

C.C. Jensen

A. Johnson

Jonge Poerink

M.Jurgensen

Jurong Shipyard

Fritz A. Kahler

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A. van KaiCK

KaMeWa

Dietmar Kammer

Karberg & Hennemann

Gunther Klein

Klockner Moeller

Klockner Stahl

Klockner-Werke

Klockner-Wilhelmsburger

Uwe Kloska

Gebr. Kluver

Aug. G. Koch

Wilhelm Kopp

Koser-Marine-Kiel

Kolbenschmidt

Koraboimpex

Oskar Krautler

Kraft

Krupp Atlas Elektronik

Krupp MaK

Krupp Stahl Vertriesgesellschaft

KvaernerBrug

Kvaerner Eureka

Kvaerner Ships Equipment

Langerer & Reich

Wilhelm Layher

LBL-Elektrotechnik

Lehmann & Michels

Leistritz

Les Cables de Lyon

Lethe Metallbau

Freidrich Leutert

Liebherr-Werk Nenzing

F.A.C. Van Der Linden

Lippold Hydraulik

Lips

Lloyd Werft Bremerhaven

Willibrord Losing

Loggers Rubbertechniek

Loher

LPA

Maerkisches Werk (continued)

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