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For Over 30 Years Carl Stahl Sava Industries has been developing and manufacturing cable assemblies including high quality precision miniature and small cables,,,,,,, pulleys, and more for a wide range of customers and applications. Founded in the 1970s, Sava has steadily grown into a company with sales approaching $25 million, more than 120 employees, and four subsidiaries in the United States. In 1988, Sava Industries was acquired by Carl Stahl GmbH of Sussen, Germany. As a member of the Carl Stahl group of companies, Sava is now part of an international network of over 50 sister companies with sales, manufacturing operations, and customers in more than 70 countries. Our Headquarters and Subsidiaries are situated in various locations throughout the United States to serve and support our current and growing customer base. Miniature to Small Cable Fittings Designed to be reliable, precise, efficient, and economical. Carl Stahl Sava Industries, Inc 4 North Corporate Dr., NJ 07457 Riverdale

Naiad Dynamics US is a branch of VT Naid Marine, a global yacht supply company. With over 5,000 systems in service, Naiad is by far the world s leading supplier of yacht roll stabilization systems. Naiad Dynamics began in 1976 when aerospace precision manufacturer Van Dusen & Meyer acquired the rights to a roll stabilization system under development by Sperry Marine (Litton Industries), the renowned marine systems innovator and inventor of the gyrocompass. Recognized for high performance and durability, VT Naiad Marine established a leading role in yacht stabilization in the 1980s and following continuing product innovations, has maintained this position over the past 25 years. VT Motion Control Group is comprised of VT Naiad Marine Connecticut, Florida, and Pacific Northwest USA, VT Naiad Marine Holland and United Kingdom, plus ride control system pioneers VT Maritime Dynamics, and VT Maritime Dynamics Australia. Collectively, the group is responsible for many innovations in vastly improving the ride quality of vessels at sea. More than monohulls, the group has equipped numerous advanced hull forms with all types of stabilization and ride control systems.