"Denmark! I will be in Copenhagen on August 12 to demand the release of our friend Captain Paul Watson, global environmental Hero, co-founder of Greenpeace, founder of Sea Shepherd Conservation Society and more recently 'Neptune’s Pirates'," said Duplantier on his social media. "Paul is held captive by Denmark and scheduled to be extradited to Japan where he would spend the rest of his life in jail, because of his efforts to protect marine wildlife around the world's oceans. "We need to get him out of this situation immediately. His work is the perfect example of constructive 'Civil Disobedience'. He's only trying to slow down activities that are illegal in the first place. "Whaling has been banned by international laws since 1986. In his own words 'IF THE OCEANS DIE, WE DIE'. Paul also said 'I DO WHAT I DO BECAUSE IT'S THE RIGHT THING TO DO'. He sees the importance of this fight for the Oceans and ultimately the survival of life on earth. This sums up why we need to stand for him before it's too late. "The decision of his extradition will be made on August 15 (in less than 2 weeks). We intend to be there and rally as many people as possible to sway the minister of Justice and the Prime Minister's decision. "Regardless of the outcome, Paul Watson will undoubtedly go down in history as a Hero, and this crucial chapter will be remembered as well as the people who supported him in this difficult situation. "You can meet me in person in front of the parliament in Copenhagen on August 12 at 11:11am or show your support online by relaying the information about our peaceful protest. ill you join me in this fight? I'm counting on you! Wherever you are!" Watson was arrested on July 21 in Nuuk, Greenland where his ship was docked. Watson's detention in Greenland has been approved up to August 15.

"We need to get him out of this situation immediately. His work is the perfect example of constructive 'Civil Disobedience'. He's only trying to slow down activities that are illegal in the first place. "Whaling has been banned by international laws since 1986. In his own words 'IF THE OCEANS DIE, WE DIE'. Paul also said 'I DO WHAT I DO BECAUSE IT'S THE RIGHT THING TO DO'. He sees the importance of this fight for the Oceans and ultimately the survival of life on earth. This sums up why we need to stand for him before it's too late. "The decision of his extradition will be made on August 15 (in less than 2 weeks). We intend to be there and rally as many people as possible to sway the minister of Justice and the Prime Minister's decision. "Regardless of the outcome, Paul Watson will undoubtedly go down in history as a Hero, and this crucial chapter will be remembered as well as the people who supported him in this difficult situation. "You can meet me in person in front of the parliament in Copenhagen on August 12 at 11:11am or show your support online by relaying the information about our peaceful protest. ill you join me in this fight? I'm counting on you! Wherever you are!" Watson was arrested on July 21 in Nuuk, Greenland where his ship was docked. Watson's detention in Greenland has been approved up to August 15.

Joachim Dorner, Designer at MERSEN, said: “The wide range is a huge bonus because all our requirements are covered by one supplier. We buy not only special machining and steel but also E-parts and workshop equipment from Meusburger.”

Finding the right supplier is not always easy. But the company MERSEN didn’t have to search long. Their ideal partner is located directly in their region. With Meusburger as their supplier, MERSEN benefits from many advantages and years of successful co-operation.

"You can meet me in person in front of the parliament in Copenhagen on August 12 at 11:11am or show your support online by relaying the information about our peaceful protest. ill you join me in this fight? I'm counting on you! Wherever you are!" Watson was arrested on July 21 in Nuuk, Greenland where his ship was docked. Watson's detention in Greenland has been approved up to August 15.

The co-operation has a long history. This may be due to the fact that Meusburger is well-known in the region, especially for its all-round service and heat-treated for stress relief steel. Even for complex requirements, Meusburger offers the best quality in special machining.

Founded in 1891, the MERSEN Group now has a remarkable 60 production facilities in more than 35 countries with a total of 6,800 employees. The company covers a number of economic sectors from electronics, energy and transport to process engineering and the chemical and pharmaceutical industries. Their main business focuses on graphite-based corrosion resistant equipment, carbon brushes for industrial electric motors, insulating graphite for high-temperature applications and industrial fuses.

According to Yahoo! News, Watson's arrest was thanks to the Japanese coast guard seeking him out over a 2010 confrontation with a Japanese whaling research. Watson was accused at the time of "obstructing the crew's official duties by ordering the captain of his ship to throw explosives at the whaling ship." Watson – who you might know as the founder of the Sea Shepherd activist group and the Captain Paul Watson Foundation – is potentially being extradited to Japan to face charges. Among the critics of these charges is Gojira frontman Joe Duplantier, who is planning on participating in a peaceful protest on August 12 at the parliament building in Copenhagen, Denmark asking for Greenland (an autonomous arm of Denmark) to release Watson. "Denmark! I will be in Copenhagen on August 12 to demand the release of our friend Captain Paul Watson, global environmental Hero, co-founder of Greenpeace, founder of Sea Shepherd Conservation Society and more recently 'Neptune’s Pirates'," said Duplantier on his social media. "Paul is held captive by Denmark and scheduled to be extradited to Japan where he would spend the rest of his life in jail, because of his efforts to protect marine wildlife around the world's oceans. "We need to get him out of this situation immediately. His work is the perfect example of constructive 'Civil Disobedience'. He's only trying to slow down activities that are illegal in the first place. "Whaling has been banned by international laws since 1986. In his own words 'IF THE OCEANS DIE, WE DIE'. Paul also said 'I DO WHAT I DO BECAUSE IT'S THE RIGHT THING TO DO'. He sees the importance of this fight for the Oceans and ultimately the survival of life on earth. This sums up why we need to stand for him before it's too late. "The decision of his extradition will be made on August 15 (in less than 2 weeks). We intend to be there and rally as many people as possible to sway the minister of Justice and the Prime Minister's decision. "Regardless of the outcome, Paul Watson will undoubtedly go down in history as a Hero, and this crucial chapter will be remembered as well as the people who supported him in this difficult situation. "You can meet me in person in front of the parliament in Copenhagen on August 12 at 11:11am or show your support online by relaying the information about our peaceful protest. ill you join me in this fight? I'm counting on you! Wherever you are!" Watson was arrested on July 21 in Nuuk, Greenland where his ship was docked. Watson's detention in Greenland has been approved up to August 15.

Anti-whaling activist Paul Watson has been under arrest in Greenland for roughly one month thanks to a Japanese warrant. According to Yahoo! News, Watson's arrest was thanks to the Japanese coast guard seeking him out over a 2010 confrontation with a Japanese whaling research. Watson was accused at the time of "obstructing the crew's official duties by ordering the captain of his ship to throw explosives at the whaling ship." Watson – who you might know as the founder of the Sea Shepherd activist group and the Captain Paul Watson Foundation – is potentially being extradited to Japan to face charges. Among the critics of these charges is Gojira frontman Joe Duplantier, who is planning on participating in a peaceful protest on August 12 at the parliament building in Copenhagen, Denmark asking for Greenland (an autonomous arm of Denmark) to release Watson. "Denmark! I will be in Copenhagen on August 12 to demand the release of our friend Captain Paul Watson, global environmental Hero, co-founder of Greenpeace, founder of Sea Shepherd Conservation Society and more recently 'Neptune’s Pirates'," said Duplantier on his social media. "Paul is held captive by Denmark and scheduled to be extradited to Japan where he would spend the rest of his life in jail, because of his efforts to protect marine wildlife around the world's oceans. "We need to get him out of this situation immediately. His work is the perfect example of constructive 'Civil Disobedience'. He's only trying to slow down activities that are illegal in the first place. "Whaling has been banned by international laws since 1986. In his own words 'IF THE OCEANS DIE, WE DIE'. Paul also said 'I DO WHAT I DO BECAUSE IT'S THE RIGHT THING TO DO'. He sees the importance of this fight for the Oceans and ultimately the survival of life on earth. This sums up why we need to stand for him before it's too late. "The decision of his extradition will be made on August 15 (in less than 2 weeks). We intend to be there and rally as many people as possible to sway the minister of Justice and the Prime Minister's decision. "Regardless of the outcome, Paul Watson will undoubtedly go down in history as a Hero, and this crucial chapter will be remembered as well as the people who supported him in this difficult situation. "You can meet me in person in front of the parliament in Copenhagen on August 12 at 11:11am or show your support online by relaying the information about our peaceful protest. ill you join me in this fight? I'm counting on you! Wherever you are!" Watson was arrested on July 21 in Nuuk, Greenland where his ship was docked. Watson's detention in Greenland has been approved up to August 15.

Watson was arrested on July 21 in Nuuk, Greenland where his ship was docked. Watson's detention in Greenland has been approved up to August 15.

The site in Hittisau, Austria, was established in 1972 and currently has approximately 160 employees working on developing and designing custom components. MERSEN has an especially wide range of production ranging from die making, permanent mould casting, injection moulding, or plastic presses, Meusburger provides the support with its comprehensive and perfectly matched product range. A decisive advantage for MERSEN is that with Meusburger, they can get all the steel grades they need from a single source.

"Regardless of the outcome, Paul Watson will undoubtedly go down in history as a Hero, and this crucial chapter will be remembered as well as the people who supported him in this difficult situation. "You can meet me in person in front of the parliament in Copenhagen on August 12 at 11:11am or show your support online by relaying the information about our peaceful protest. ill you join me in this fight? I'm counting on you! Wherever you are!" Watson was arrested on July 21 in Nuuk, Greenland where his ship was docked. Watson's detention in Greenland has been approved up to August 15.

Watson – who you might know as the founder of the Sea Shepherd activist group and the Captain Paul Watson Foundation – is potentially being extradited to Japan to face charges. Among the critics of these charges is Gojira frontman Joe Duplantier, who is planning on participating in a peaceful protest on August 12 at the parliament building in Copenhagen, Denmark asking for Greenland (an autonomous arm of Denmark) to release Watson. "Denmark! I will be in Copenhagen on August 12 to demand the release of our friend Captain Paul Watson, global environmental Hero, co-founder of Greenpeace, founder of Sea Shepherd Conservation Society and more recently 'Neptune’s Pirates'," said Duplantier on his social media. "Paul is held captive by Denmark and scheduled to be extradited to Japan where he would spend the rest of his life in jail, because of his efforts to protect marine wildlife around the world's oceans. "We need to get him out of this situation immediately. His work is the perfect example of constructive 'Civil Disobedience'. He's only trying to slow down activities that are illegal in the first place. "Whaling has been banned by international laws since 1986. In his own words 'IF THE OCEANS DIE, WE DIE'. Paul also said 'I DO WHAT I DO BECAUSE IT'S THE RIGHT THING TO DO'. He sees the importance of this fight for the Oceans and ultimately the survival of life on earth. This sums up why we need to stand for him before it's too late. "The decision of his extradition will be made on August 15 (in less than 2 weeks). We intend to be there and rally as many people as possible to sway the minister of Justice and the Prime Minister's decision. "Regardless of the outcome, Paul Watson will undoubtedly go down in history as a Hero, and this crucial chapter will be remembered as well as the people who supported him in this difficult situation. "You can meet me in person in front of the parliament in Copenhagen on August 12 at 11:11am or show your support online by relaying the information about our peaceful protest. ill you join me in this fight? I'm counting on you! Wherever you are!" Watson was arrested on July 21 in Nuuk, Greenland where his ship was docked. Watson's detention in Greenland has been approved up to August 15.

"Whaling has been banned by international laws since 1986. In his own words 'IF THE OCEANS DIE, WE DIE'. Paul also said 'I DO WHAT I DO BECAUSE IT'S THE RIGHT THING TO DO'. He sees the importance of this fight for the Oceans and ultimately the survival of life on earth. This sums up why we need to stand for him before it's too late. "The decision of his extradition will be made on August 15 (in less than 2 weeks). We intend to be there and rally as many people as possible to sway the minister of Justice and the Prime Minister's decision. "Regardless of the outcome, Paul Watson will undoubtedly go down in history as a Hero, and this crucial chapter will be remembered as well as the people who supported him in this difficult situation. "You can meet me in person in front of the parliament in Copenhagen on August 12 at 11:11am or show your support online by relaying the information about our peaceful protest. ill you join me in this fight? I'm counting on you! Wherever you are!" Watson was arrested on July 21 in Nuuk, Greenland where his ship was docked. Watson's detention in Greenland has been approved up to August 15.

"The decision of his extradition will be made on August 15 (in less than 2 weeks). We intend to be there and rally as many people as possible to sway the minister of Justice and the Prime Minister's decision. "Regardless of the outcome, Paul Watson will undoubtedly go down in history as a Hero, and this crucial chapter will be remembered as well as the people who supported him in this difficult situation. "You can meet me in person in front of the parliament in Copenhagen on August 12 at 11:11am or show your support online by relaying the information about our peaceful protest. ill you join me in this fight? I'm counting on you! Wherever you are!" Watson was arrested on July 21 in Nuuk, Greenland where his ship was docked. Watson's detention in Greenland has been approved up to August 15.

For Dorner, there is another reason for the many years of co-operation: outstanding teamwork. Peter Nußbaumer, Head of Special Machining, is the ideal contact. What’s more, MERSEN was also very impressed by Meusburger’s online tools. Dorner concluded: “Working with the colour table standard eliminates the need for 2D drawings for the design departments. This saves us a lot of time. Meusburger’s clear and well-arranged website their online technical tips, which are always up to date, are tremendously helpful for us. In addition, we are always satisfied with how professionally the orders are handled, we feel that we are in very good hands with Meusburger. The fast service, the collegial co-operation and the consistent contacts are what particularly stand out from our years of work with Meusburger.”

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MERSEN relies on the Austrian standard parts manufacturer for special machining, among other things. Meusburger’s support is particularly helpful when things need to happen quickly or when special requirements can no longer be met in-house. For example, when machining extremely deep pockets and fitting holes, Meusburger helps find the right solution for every requirement. Whether flame cutting, sawing, deep hole drilling, milling, grinding or turning, the company provides proficiency and experience when it comes to special machining. Due to their modern machinery, Meusburger can handle all orders quickly, cost-effectively and in top quality, which is what won MERSEN over from the start.

MERSEN is also satisfied with Meusburger’s constant availability and high-quality products. The standard parts manufacturer has scored points right from the start with MERSEN with their large warehouse. Dorner added: “When things need to happen quickly, Meusburger is there and ready. We are happy to have a partner that we can rely on any time.”