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seadevcon 2021 - conference - HOW TO MAKE SMALL SHIPS (WORKBOATS, FERRIES, TUGS) CLEAN


published on 28 September 2021 7 -

Found on YouTube. Created by "Seadevcon". Originally published on 2021-09-27.
Dr. Tobias Haack (Hadag)
Dirk Lehmann (Becker Marine System)
Evangelos Fragkoulis (Svitzer)

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