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Home›Subsea›The Netherlands: N-Seatec Announces Delivery of Another Subsea Lifting Magnet
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February 19, 2012 · about 14 years ago

The Netherlands: N-Seatec Announces Delivery of Another Subsea Lifting Magnet

N-Seatec announces that based on their standard Subsea lifting magnet principle another unit is ready to be delivered to an offshore operator. This specific unit is designed to lift a maximum load of 500kg and can be remotely activated by an ROV. Magnet activation will be achieved by a hydraulic act

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N-Seatec announces that based on their standard Subsea lifting magnet principle another unit is ready to be delivered to an offshore operator.

This specific unit is designed to lift a maximum load of 500kg and can be remotely activated by an ROV.

Magnet activation will be achieved by a hydraulic actuator which is connected to the subsea magnet.

Unit is completely pressure compensated in order to be able to operate up to 1000m water depth.

[mappress] Subsea World News Staff , February 19, 2012; Image: N-Seatec

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