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What we use

A stack of metal cylindrical rods.

Aluminum Anticorodal

L'Anticorodal Aluminum is renowned for its exceptional corrosion resistance and light weight, making it ideal for marine applications. Its high strength-to-weight ratio ensures durability and longevity in harsh marine environments.

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Carbon Fiber

Carbon fiber offers unparalleled strength and stiffness while being significantly lighter than traditional materials. Its superior performance and aesthetic appeal make it perfect for high-end nautical designs and innovative marine solutions.


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Brass

Brass is a versatile material known for its durability and resistance to corrosion. Its timeless appeal and antimicrobial properties make it a popular choice for nautical fittings and accessories.

Stacked cylindrical metal rods with shiny silver surfaces.

Steel AISI 316/304

AISI 316/304 stainless steel is prized for its strength and corrosion resistance, especially in saline environments. These stainless steel grades ensure durable performance and minimal maintenance for marine applications.

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3D printing

3D printing technology enables the creation of complex, customized components with precision. This innovative approach enables rapid prototyping and production of custom parts, improving the efficiency and adaptability of marine design and production.

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A worktable with cardboard boxes labeled ELKA, which contain Italian design marine faucets, in a warehouse setting.
A set of long, cylindrical, gold-colored metal rods with orange caps on one end, placed on a rusty orange cart with wheels in an industrial setting.
Metal laboratory equipment and fixtures in a workshop setting.