Synergynox - Calderería en inox, aluminio y titanio para yates en Palma

Synergynox is a custom sheet metal fabrication and metalworking company with a workshop in the Can Valero industrial park in Palma. Since 2010, it has been manufacturing parts in stainless steel, aluminum, and titanium for superyachts, luxury villas, and shipyards in the Mediterranean, offering certified welding, machining, laser cutting, and high-quality finishes.

Materials

Material	Grades
Stainless steel	316 and 304
Aluminum	5083 and 6082
Marine-grade steel	AH36 and DH36
Titanium	Ti-6Al-4V
Bronze and brass	C95400 and CZ132
Copper-nickel	C70700 and C71500
Duplex and superduplex	2205 and 2507
Engineering plastics	Delrin (acetal) and nylon (PA6, PA66)

Services

• Custom fabrication based on drawings or measurements taken on board.
• Certified welding.
• Machining of parts.
• Laser cutting using a 6 kW TRUMPF TruLaser 1030 Fiber, up to 30 m/min with a tolerance of ±0.1 mm.
• Hull reconstruction.
• Installation and removal of fittings on board.
• Finishes: mirror polish, brushed or satin finish, powder coating, anodizing, and electroplating.

Yacht Parts

Synergynox manufactures virtually any metal part for a yacht:

• Anchoring: anchor configurations, bollards, guides, and cleats.
• Deck: fittings, anti-scuff plates, vents, tender chocks, and winches.
• Access: gangways, ladders, steps, and handrails.
• Safety and comfort: handrails, furniture, and storage solutions.
• Systems: piping, brackets, anchors, and control panels.
• Identification: nameplates for the boat.
• Rigging: metal components for the rigging.

Among its references are the M/Y CRN Built, the S/Y Black Pearl II, and the M/Y Vertigo.

Which Stainless Steel to Choose for a Boat

In a marine environment, the difference between grades is enormous. As a general rule, 316 resists chloride corrosion much better than 304, which is cheaper but eventually develops rust stains near the sea. For submerged or heavily stressed parts, such as shafts, structural fasteners, or anchoring components, duplex or superduplex grades are used, while titanium is reserved for parts where both weight and strength are critical.

Tips for Ordering Metal Fabrication

• Provide measurements and photos of the area, or ask for measurements to be taken on board.
• Specify the finish from the start: mirror polish and satin finish do not hold up the same way.
• Ask about sealing deck fasteners to prevent leaks.
• Group parts into a single order if you’re doing a refit: this saves on design and assembly costs.

From Design to Installation

A typical order begins with taking measurements on board or using the shipyard’s blueprints. From there, the part is designed, laser-cut with the precision needed to ensure a perfect fit the first time, welded and machined in the workshop, finished as specified, and finally installed on the boat with its fasteners sealed. Having the entire process under one roof reduces lead times and minimizes errors—which is crucial when the yacht has a set departure date.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where is Synergynox located? At Carretera de Can Valero, 31, Can Valero Industrial Park, Palma.

What materials do you work with? 316 and 304 stainless steel, aluminum, marine-grade steel, titanium, bronze, brass, cupronickel, duplex steel, and engineering plastics.

Do they have a laser cutter? Yes, a 6-kW TRUMPF TruLaser 1030 Fiber with a tolerance of ±0.1 mm.

Do you manufacture gangways and stairs for yachts? Yes, as well as stanchions, handrails, mooring hardware, and furniture.

How long have you been in business? Since 2010 in Mallorca.