Mather & Platt was founded in 1954 in South Africa. Mather & Platt is a leading name in the pump manufacturing industry of South Africa. The company is able to offer officially manufactured spares, manufacturer warranted repairs, new pumps and valves. Mather & Platt is also proceeding with the implementation of the industrial requirements, such as ISO 9002, ISO 14000 and OHSAS 1800.
Mather & Platt is known for their very high quality parts. So, are you looking for high-quality dredging parts? Then you have come to the right place at Mather & Platt. Mather & Platt parts are of very high quality and will work perfectly in your systems. This way you can fully focus on using your dredging equipment.
Do you want to sell unused or used Mather & Platt parts for a good price? Then use our free platform. It is very easy to use. In 3 simple steps you are ready and the system will start working for you. As soon as interest is shown in your products, you will receive a proposal from us. If agreed, we will coordinate the remaining matters and your products are sold! Read here how you can easily sell your equipment.
Finding a specific part in an extensive market can be very difficult. Thanks to our wide network of suppliers, consultants, contractors and yards, we can help you. Thanks to our experience, we have extensive knowledge of the ships, the equipment and the operational procedures when it comes to dredging. Curious about the possibilities? Then take a look at our search service.
Do you have a question about a Mather & Platt part? Please contact us directly. We are happy to advise you. Thanks to our many years of experience, we have extensive knowledge of the ships and the equipment when it comes to dredging. If necessary, we will be advised by a specialist in our extensive network.
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