SAIM Marine has been collaborating with the Danish company Exilator for a couple of years. The Exilencer, consisting of an integrated silencer, a filter – with a ceramic or metallic coating – and a catalyst, represents one of the established cornerstones of the SAIM Marine portfolio. Other pieces of the mosaic? We mention, as a reminder, the generator sets by Rehlko, Parker Racor, QS Seamaster, ZF, and Zipwake.

Exilator is represented and distributed by SAIM Marine in France and the French overseas territories

Building on years of close collaboration with major shipyards and service centers across France, SAIM Marine has now  been appointed by Exilator as the official distributor for their renowned particulate filters in France and the French overseas territories (DROM-COM – Overseas Departments, Regions and Collectivities – the updated designation replacing DOM-TOM).

We are honoured to promote this outstanding range of products” commented Marco Donà, SAIM CEO. “We share the same strategy as Exilator, as we both our companies are committed to advancing sustainability within the yachting industry. Exilator decision further strengthens the existing cooperation and we are sure our extensive experience in the French market will enable us to support Exilator growth effectively”.

We decided to expand our collaboration with SAIM Marine following the excellent results they have reached so far in such a short period” commented Jesper Steenbuch, CEO and partner of Exilatorwe are confident that this step will pave the way for a stronger and long-lasting cooperation between our companies”.

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