J&L Carral

Julio & Luis Carral, two brothers united by the shipbuilding industry

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Founded in

2004

The brothers Julio and Luis Carral Conchado embarked on a new professional career on their own, where they developed their most innovative projects and ideas, the result of their extensive experience of more than 40 years in the deck machinery sector.

At that time JULIO & LUIS CARRAL was born, a cutting-edge shipbuilding company that stands out in the market for the design, conception and productivity of its fishing equipment and deck machinery in general.

The shipbuilding company’s business strategy is based on close communication with the customer, exchanging knowledge and experience in order to offer an exclusive product that is completely tailored to each project.

CARRAL now has more than 4,000 units installed worldwide on different types of vessels and with a variety of applications to boost its shipbuilding company.

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Company presence

With Spain as its base and main market

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Angola

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Scotland

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Ireland

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Mozambique

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Argentina

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France

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Italy

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Namibia

Cameroon

Gabon

Lithuania

Portugal

Congo

Gambia

Morocco

United Kingdom

Chile

Ghana

Mauritania

Russia

China

Guinea Bissau

Mexico

South Africa

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Collaboration with

MAIN SOLUTIONS, incorporates the electrical control and actuation of the winches. Its scope of supply covers an analysis of the ship’s electrical needs.

It works with state-of-the-art technology through the MULTIDRIVE concept: using individual AFE inverter modules to power each electric motor.

The result is an adequate and efficient definition of both the generation and propulsion of the ship.