SWI-TEC

Marine equipment developed and tested in Mallorca

SWI-TEC (Special Water Innovation) is an international manufacturer and supplier of marine accessories and technical solutions for sailboats and powerboats. The brand began in Switzerland more than 40 years ago as SwissTech, founded by Marco Bachmann. In 1993, it moved its headquarters and production to Mallorca so its designs could be tested under real sailing conditions. It has operated as SWI-TEC since 2011 and is organizationally integrated with the manufacturing company Neveta Náutica S.L.

Anchoring, safety, and boarding

The company develops, manufactures, tests, and markets its products with its own team. Its catalog includes:

• Anchoring and mooring: self-adjusting mooring buoys, retrieval hooks, buoy chains, stabilizers, boat hooks, and mooring-line aids.
• Safety and protection: anti-rodent line protectors, cylinder locks, and deterrent systems such as Scarecrow.
• Gangways and onboard access: Mini, Light, and Classic gangways with railings, gangway accessories, rescue ladders, and tender-stowage solutions.
• Power and comfort: the Hydro Charger Universal, a hydraulic generator that produces electricity while underway, with universal and standard mounts.
• Weather protection: awnings with telescoping poles.
• Mastlift: mast-lifting equipment, seats for people with limited mobility, and masthead seats.

Products and price range

Highlighted products include the self-adjusting mooring buoy, a stabilizer with bag, the Hydro Charger Universal, and the anti-rodent line system. Published prices range from about €67 to more than €2,700, depending on the product; export prices are listed separately.

Customers and distribution

SWI-TEC describes itself as an established international marine-accessory brand, with products used around the world. It serves sailors and powerboat owners and also offers solutions for industry, camping, and energy. The company lists distributors and sells through its online store. Its team serves customers in German, English, French, and Spanish.