
Meyer Werft that is one of the remaining large German shipyards – and one of the largest and most modern shipyards in the world – has gained international recognition through the construction of e.g. roll on/roll off ferries, passenger ferries and container ships. In recent years, Meyer Werft has specialized in the construction of luxury cruise liners.
The two large funnels that are now beginning to take shape at Nicon Industries in Frederikshavn weigh 30 tonnes each and are
“It is a very important order for Nicon Industries simply because of the size of the funnels and the scale of the challenge”, says sales manager Jesper Jørgensen. “But it is also very important to us because Meyer Werft is recognized worldwide for being uncompromising when it comes to quality. Being a sub-supplier for a well-reputed shipyard of this size is a stamp of approval of Nicon Industries, our competences and our products.”
Nicon Industries A/S operates primarily within the maritime sector but covers all aspects of steel works from ship construction with new buildings, superstructures, and sections in steel and aluminum, to unique steel assemblies for offshore requirements.
Nicon Industries was originally established in 1997 as a staff leasing company under the name Nordjydsk Industrimontage. In 1999 it became a privately owned limited company and the name was changed to Nicon Industries A/S. In 2006 the company moved from its original address in Hjørring to its present location by the harbour in Frederikshavn. At the same time, the company profile changed to that of a steel shipyard. In Frederikshavn Nicon Industries A/S has approximately