Head Protection Equipment Suppliers

With over 25 years of experience, VT Global Marine Engineer Pte Ltd supplies China-made marine safety equipment across all major Chinese ports, offering dependable service and consistent product availability.

With access to 1,000+ manufacturers, Friendshipping Marine offers a robust lineup of life-saving appliances and safety gear. They are constantly expanding their sourcing network to ensure clients receive dependable, certified products that meet global maritime standards.

With 35 years of experience, MONIKS MARINE SERVICES LTD. is an ISO 9001:2015 certified supplier offering dependable marine safety solutions. Their long-standing presence reflects a strong commitment to quality, service, and crew protection.

Kyodo USA provides high-quality marine safety equipment, including life rafts, inflatable devices, search and rescue gear and fire suppression equipment to ensure onboard safety compliance.

Gamarends Marine Supply offers a full line of SOLAS-compliant lifesaving equipment, with 15 dedicated professionals available 24/7. The team handles inspection, certification, and urgent dispatch of marine safety products.

Founded in 1988, ALEX MARINE is a trusted Greek supplier of marine safety equipment. With decades of experience, they continue to support vessels with dependable products and responsive service.

Based in Ho Chi Minh City, Global Marine Trading Co., Ltd is a well-established Vietnamese supplier of marine safety products, trusted by local and regional operators for consistent, reliable service since 2008.

Bangladesh supplier Active Ship Management has been serving the marine industry for almost 20 years. The company places the highest priority on safety, working to protect crew, vessels, and the environment through dependable marine safety solutions.

AMOS Group is the exclusive supplier of ALCONA personal protection gear. Safety equipment is stocked and delivered through strategic hubs across Europe and Asia using AMOS's own warehousing and partner networks.

Established in the immediate aftermath of World War II, the CAIM Group represents a historic evolution in maritime services, transitioning from a local cooperative to an international provider of navigation, safety, and communicat