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Home›Subsea›N-Seatec Receives Various Winch Systems Orders
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July 24, 2013 · about 13 years ago

N-Seatec Receives Various Winch Systems Orders

N-Seatec received orders from various customers for winch systems. Smallest unit will be an ultra compact modular system with a max. line pull of 150kg. For weight reduction a combination of Stainless as well as Nylon parts will be used. This unit will be operated with remote control. Largest winch

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N-Seatec received orders from various customers for winch systems.

Smallest unit will be an ultra compact modular system with a max. line pull of 150kg. For weight reduction a combination of Stainless as well as Nylon parts will be used. This unit will be operated with remote control.

Largest winch system to be build at the moment is a multipurpose Survey winch with a line pull up to 600kg and a drumcapacity of 750mtr steel armoured cable.

All deliveries including following additional parts:

– slipring unit

– umbilical as well as deck cable

– steeltermination.

[mappress] Press Release, July 24, 2013

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