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Mola Marix, empresa genuinamente brasileira, do Ceará. Com patente requerida nos principais países do globo exportando para EUA Europa e Ásia
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#3B5998
Chambray
59, 89, 152
221, 44, 41
61, 41, 0, 40
#449D44
Apple
68, 157, 68
120, 40, 44
57, 0, 57, 38
#FFFFFF
White
255, 255, 255
0, 0, 100
0, 0, 0, 0
**Mola Marix** is a distinguished Brazilian company based in the metropolitan region of Fortaleza, Ceará. Established in 2012, it specializes in developing high-quality pivoting door springs designed for glass, wood, and aluminum applications. With patents pending in key global markets, Mola Marix has successfully expanded its reach to various international regions, including the Mercosur, the United States, Europe, and Asia.
Committed to innovation and technological advancement, Mola Marix offers a range of products that exemplify quality and resilience, such as springs for standard doors, oversized doors, and specialized solutions for specific brands like Santa Marina and Blindex. Their products come with a five-year warranty and are designed to be visually appealing, featuring new colored caps that allow for seamless integration into any environment.
Mola Marix values strong partnerships throughout the production chain and prioritizes customer satisfaction, ensuring that both distributors and end-users benefit from their offerings.
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Heavy Industry and Engineering
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The Mola Marix logo comes in two versions: a logo and an icon. Download as transparent PNG or JPEG.
What are Mola Marix's brand colors?
The Mola Marix color palette uses the hex codes #3B5998, #449D44 and #FFFFFF.
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