FURUNO DANMARK AS is a subsidiary in the FURUNO ELECTRIC CO., LTD Group, Japan.

 

FURUNO DANMARK AS are providing the maritime industry with advanced electronic systems and products for navigation, communication and fish-finding. We are covering the markets in Denmark, Greenland, Faroe Islands, Island, Russia, Azerbaijan, Poland, Israel and the Baltic Countries. FURUNO SVERIGE AB and FURUNO FINLAND OY are companies in the FURUNO DANMARK AS Group.

 

FURUNO DANMARK AS is the European Continental Service Center in the FURUNO Group. In Europe FURUNO DANMARK AS is center for the extensive FURUNO educational program. Customers and FURUNO staff from all over Europe attend our many seminars to have the latest updates on technical and commercial matters. We have advanced training facilities including the FURUNO Voyager Bridge Simulator where our guests can enjoy the FURUNO products in a very realistic scenario. As European Continental Service Center we have an efficient team of highly qualified specialists and our service organisation manage service and spare part tasks for FURUNO subsidiaries and agents in the entire European region.

 

Our large service- and engineering division works closely together with our commercial department to ensure that any dellivery of either turn key solutions or single products fulfill the specified demands of our customers. FURUNO DANMARK AS is certified according to ISO 9001.

 

FURUNO DANMARK AS is located in Hvidovre (Copenhagen), Denmark. We have branch offices in Esbjerg and Skagen servicing our many customers in the western and northern part of Denmark.

 

FURUNO DANMARK AS want to be the preferred supplier of maritime electronics on any market we are covering. We are Creating Blue Solutions. Not technology for the own sake of the technology. We provide our customers with solutions that improves efficiency within commercial shipping and fishing. We help the leisure yachtsman to be able to enjoy life at sea. And underneath anything we think and do you find one fundamental motive: Travelling at sea must be still more safe.