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Nemrod
Nemrod was a Catalan company dedicated to the development and manufacture of diving and scuba equipment. It was founded in 1945 and ceased operations in 1999. History In 1945, Pere and Joan Vilarrubís Ferrando brothers found Nemrod Industrias Vilarrubís, initially dedicated to the manufacturing of diving spearguns. The first spearguns are made with spring, with or without surcompressor followed, two years later, by the rubber ''Tarzan'' and ''Catapulta'' models. In 1953, the ''Comodoro'' pneumatic model is launched, followed by a very long series of models such as ''Crucero, Fragata, Galeon'' and, finally, the ''Clipper'' series, which will succeed until 1998, distinguishable because of their tank, which went from red to black. In parallel, the rubber speargun production expands, always more requested because of their silence action and precision. In the meantime, Nemrod distinguishes itself as the main brand developing in Spain in this period among which Casals, Beltran, Par ... [...More Info...] [...Related Items...] OR: [Wikipedia] [Google] [Baidu] |
Underwater Diving Equipment Manufacturers
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