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PUMPING SOLUTIONS & CLEAN-UP SYSTEMS

PROVEN TECHNOLOGY

DESMI specialises in the development, manufacturing, sale and service of pumps and pumping solutions including a wide range of environmental equipment for oil spill, seaweed and clean waterways.

DESMI was founded in 1834 and is one of Denmark’s oldest companies and today these solutions are sold to more than 100 countries via a network of subsidiaries and distributors on six continents.

PUMPING SOLUTIONS

The DESMI series of centrifugal pumps and internal gear pumps are being used for various applications within marine and offshore, industry, utility and defence.

CLEAN-UP SYSTEMS

Efficient and responsible solutions for oil spill, seaweed and clean waterways. We call the segment EnviRo-Clean.

AFTER SALES & SERVICE

DESMI supply spare parts and spare parts kits to all your DESMI pumps throughout the pump's entire life time.

NEW ARTICLE

Easier and affordable on-board helicopter refueling at naval standards

Yearly savings at +200,000 kWh on new pump installations on board Aurora is a fact and matches the mission of ForSea being “The most sustainable, customer focused company, striving for zero emission”.

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MANUALS

For product description, installation Instructions, technical data, mounting and more.

BROCHURES

Download brochures for the different segments, services and products of DESMI.

News

August 2021

DESMI opens its own office in Japan

July 2021

Mastermind Shipmanagement Ltd. and DESMI Ocean Guard signed a Frame Agreement

July 2021

DESMI Introduces Service Packages

June 2021

Easier and affordable on-board helicopter refueling at naval standards

MORE NEWS

Here is John’s list of recommendations.

Ensure good workmanship around your ship’s pump systems

With several years at DESMI and more than 20 years as a shipbuilder, John Nielsen knows what he is talking about. He offers a list of “do’s and don’ts” in pump installation for ship owners, superintendents, site teams and shipyards.

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DESMI Blog