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IMO screens and window coverings for ships

It is extremely important in shipping that the navigation is flawless. The manual and electric roller curtains and screens from Prolance ensure your vision is not impaired. Choose from a wide range of options for your window coverings, which always meet the IMO/MED certification requirements.

Technical specifications

  • Manual or electrical conduction
  • Economically option
  • Available from stock
We offer the following IMO screens and window coverings
  • Antireflecting window coverings
  • Blackout window coverings
  • Dim-out window coverings
  • Window coverings without a cassette
  • Dual window coverings
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IMO screens and window coverings for ships, cruise ships and ferries:

Antireflecting window coverings

  • With cassette
  • Manually or electrically operated
  • Reduces sun reflection by up to 93%
  • Reflection-free view of the navigation equipment
  • Reduces the interior temperature to 15 °C

Dual window coverings

  • Two window coverings in one cassette
  • Manually or electrically operated
  • 24-hour light control
  • For day and night
  • Increases on-board safety (particularly in a harbour)

Blackout window coverings

  • With cassette
  • Manually or electrically operated
  • Eliminates 99.9% of the light
  • Ideal for sleeping quarters
  • Offers the ultimate privacy

Dim-out window coverings

  • With cassette
  • Manually or electrically operated
  • Offers comfort for crew and passengers
  • Prevents the colour of the furniture from fading
  • Offers a reasonable level of privacy

Window coverings without a cassette

  • Without cassette
  • Alternative to blinds with a cassette
  • Economical option
  • Window coverings for the bridge
Reliable and flexible
Highly trained
Highly-trained, professional fitters
International
Internationally active
Quick & professional
Quick and professional
Screens and window coverings are applied in
Flooring galley
Galleys
Cabins
Cabins
Flooring crew area
Crew area
Bridge
Bridge
Public area
Public area
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