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Products: Underwater Tools & Manipulators

Allspeed Fiber Rope Cutter

Allspeeds unveiled its largest standard Webtool ? ber rope cutter: the Webtool SL165 softline ROV tool, capable of cutting soft and ? ber ropes up to 165mm diameter. Deployable either on the ma- nipulator arm of a work class ROV or integrated within a maritime handling system, the cutter operates at any water depth. Made from lightweight aluminum, the Webtool SL165 weighs 49.8Kg in air (33.5Kg in water) and uses 690 bar maximum input pres- sure. An optional hydraulic intensi? er is available. The SL165’s corrosion resistant aluminum body and cylinder and long blade and anvil life ensures tool maintenance is kept to a minimum. In addition to the standard tool design, the softline cutter is available in bespoke and custom designs to suit special applications, with the possibility of cutting softlines up to 350mm and more.

www.allspeeds.co.uk

Photo: Allspeeds

Clamp Handling System

Working to a tight deadline, Red Marine delivered a Subsea Clamp Han- dling System on an eight-week fast-track project for a U.S. based pro- vider of subsea riserless light well intervention services. The equipment was manufactured by Bollinger Shipyards with a Red Marine engineer onsite for engineering support and input. With a working load limit of 15 tons, the system is used to facilitate the installation of a Red Marine supplied umbilical clamp during well intervention operations. Between operations, the handling system can also be used to provide a safe stor- age and maintenance location for the clamp. www.redmarine.com

Image: Fugro

Fugro Q1400 Trenching Systems

Having secured three contracts for its trenching services for oil and gas clients,

Fugro has deployed its Q1400 trenching systems in the North Sea: at the Winter- shall-owned Maria development in the

Norwegian sector of the North Sea under a contract with Subsea 7; at Det norske’s Ivar

Aasen development for EMAS CHIYODA

Subsea; and in the U.K. sector under a con- tract with Bibby Offshore.

www.fugro.com

Photo: Red Marine

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