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october 2011 - The long winter months 2010-2011 have been used to fulfil years of experience, studies, investments and research on new materials and new products; new ideas have been planned and developed and new production routes have therefore been tested
october 2010 - The order of the day and the objectives that the Turin based group has set out for the new 2010-2011 boating season The dynamic Italian Company is attending to the 2010 Fall boat shows exhibiting the all new stainless steel equipments as well as introducing a new brand that underlines the innovative force of its in-house design and production
september 2010 - Opacmare, producers of accessories and components in steel and aluminium for yachts and superyachts, is proud to present at this year’s autumn boat shows an all new brand - home design – dedicated to interior and exterior furnishings that meet with the expectations of not only the boating world but also that of hotel facilities and private homes.
june 2010 - We all dream to find a safe little place, a niche which can protect our family and us from any danger.
Opacmare not only thought about this place, but also created it, as a valid alternative to old, obsolete and expensive bunkers.
march 2010 - Opacmare many years' experience in manufacturing of pilot seats and table bases for boats has led to the birth of "Opacmare Home Design" with its new range of products called "ICE ISLAND".
october 2009 - Opacmare, the world’s leading producer of top quality steel and aluminium accessories for yachts and super yachts, presents four new accessories at the Genoa Boat Show in an optimum response to the crisis felt by the entire nautical industry.
march 2009 - In the new Canadian facility based in Cardigan - Prince Edward Island - all systems and machinery destined to produce small components and accessories in stainless steel and aluminium have been installed and production on behalf of third parties has begun.
march 2009 - Opacmare is now able to supply standard flybridge and fore crane models with load capacities ranging from 300 kg (660 Lb) to 2.500 kg (5500 Lb), and over, designed for rescue boats in compliance with the International Convention for the Safety of Life at Sea (S.O.L.A.S.) adopted in 1974.