The illustrious German company, STEINER-Optik, identifies Marine Pan Service as the ideal partner for the distribution of the marine range in Italy.
The binoculars of Steiner's marine series correspond to a true symbol that identifies, in the collective, the ideal of an instrument designed to perfection for such a harsh environment.
... a symbol well known among sailors all over the world, but which is also reflected towards those who, during their holidays, want to distinguish themselves with a professional, elegant and unique equipment.
You use STEINER binoculars for life and send them to the next generation...
If the wheel of a heavy vehicle relaxes him in a kind of stretching, should we try a bomb? Already done!
The binoculars in the second image on the left were taken from an armoured vehicle in Iraq hit by an IED. All the objects that were inside disintegrated, except the STEINER military binoculars, which, although visually proven, were still usable with intact optics and prisms.
At STEINER, the production process is divided into more than 460 stages that attest to the rigorous quality of each pair of binoculars produced. STEINER, even though it is linked to an artisan production, is the company that in the last 50 years has introduced the greatest innovations, especially in the field of optical coatings, where STEINER has really gone beyond all its competitors for the chemical solutions adopted.
That's why STEINER binoculars, in their various categories, are the ones that offer the best brightness and contrast, as well as better definition of details over the entire viewing angle.
The binoculars of the Commander series are equipped with a 30-year warranty.
You use STEINER binoculars for life and send them to the next generation...
The binoculars of the Commander series are waterproof to a depth of up to 10 metres!
In 1973 Steiner was the first manufacturer to inject dry nitrogen into binoculars. Since those years it has been on the road and today STEINER has a unique technique (N2 injection™) with two-way valve, where nitrogen is injected at a pressure of 14 psi.
In 2008 STEINER joined the historic Italian group Beretta, which represents the oldest arms manufacturer in the world.
It should be noted that due to the closure of the previous Italian distributor for the marine sector, these products have suffered slightly from problems of availability on the Italian market. Marine Pan Service ensures that within a very few days, these issues will be resolved and the market will benefit from large stocks to meet every demand.
Mauro Dell'Uomo, director of Marine Pan Service, comments: "We have always selected our brands on the basis of authentic quality principles, but STEINER also goes beyond these assumptions. STEINER is truly an international symbol of quality and is often used as an example, even in other areas, in order to make the concept of quality itself tangible. We are very proud to have been selected by STEINER for this important mission!"