IMPA 150721 AND 150722 MARINE SUNBLINDS

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IMPA 150721 and 150722 Marine Sunblinds

Solar Solve Marine manufacture the worlds No 1 brand of Type Approved Anti-Glare Transparent window blinds and window shades for the marine industry.

We can supply IMPA 150721 / IMPA 150722 window blinds or window shades for any type of marine vessel. They are also known as IMPA 150713 “Blinder Roller.”

 

What are IMPA codes?

IMPA codes simplify the ordering of marine related products.

IMPA codes 150721 (spring roller type) and 150722 (clutch springless roller type) refer to sunblinds and sunscreens for windows.

The IMPA was formed in 1978 by a group of senior purchasing executives who wanted to create an industry ‘voice’ to represent the interests of the purchasing profession within the global shipping industry.

The IMPA promotes close co-operation and understanding between buyers and suppliers in the global maritime business.

 

What is the IMPA code 150721?

IMPA Code 150721 refers to “Marine Blinds, Roller, Aluminum Frame.” These blinds are used on ships and other marine vessels to control light and provide privacy within cabins and other interior spaces. They feature a durable aluminum frame and a roller mechanism for easy adjustment, designed to withstand the harsh conditions at sea. The IMPA code helps standardize and streamline the procurement process for marine equipment and supplies.
 
 

What is the IMPA code 150722?

IMPA Code 150722 refers to “Marine Blinds, Roller, with Flame Retardant Fabric.” These blinds are specifically designed for use on ships and marine vessels, providing light control and privacy while ensuring safety through their flame-retardant properties. The roller mechanism allows for easy adjustment, and the durable construction is suited for the demanding conditions at sea.
 
 

What are IMPA codes?

IMPA codes are standardized identification numbers used by the International Marine Purchasing Association (IMPA) to catalog and simplify the procurement of marine products and equipment. These codes cover a wide range of items, from tools and hardware to safety gear and consumables, ensuring uniformity and efficiency in the marine supply chain. By using IMPA codes, buyers and suppliers can communicate clearly and avoid misunderstandings, facilitating smoother transactions and inventory management in the maritime industry.