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JSMEA Offers Access to Japan’s Offshore Suppliers

April 29, 2015

New website and brochure provide a comprehensive list of Japanese suppliers to the offshore industry

 
The Japan Ship Machinery and Equipment Association (JSMEA) has compiled a list of Japanese-made ship machinery and equipment products for offshore units, publishing this information on a dedicated website and corresponding print brochure.
 
The website and brochure offer access to information on a variety of products and companies spanning the Japanese offshore supply chain, from machinery and equipment manufacturers to maintenance and service providers.
 
JSMEA noted that a growing number of offshore users worldwide have relied on Japanese makers and products, and offers the suppliers list as a source for those looking for many types of products, components, machinery and equipment.
 
The website is live at http://www.jsmea.or.jp/offshore/index.html.
 
Copies of the print brochure will be available at the Offshore Technology Conference (OTC) Houston 2015 from the JSMEA booth, as well as at a reception organized by New Wave Media at Hotel ZaZa from 6-9 p.m. on Tuesday, May 5.

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