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Home›Subsea›Royal IHC’s subsea trenching vehicle to work in Gulf of Mexico
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September 10, 2021 · about 5 years ago

Royal IHC’s subsea trenching vehicle to work in Gulf of Mexico

Royal IHC’s Offshore Energy division has delivered a multi-purpose subsea trenching vehicle to a UK-based company for operations in the Gulf of Mexico.

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Royal IHC’s subsea trenching vehicle to work in Gulf of Mexico
Hi-Traq (Courtesy of IHC Offshore Energy)

Royal IHC’s Offshore Energy division has delivered a multi-purpose subsea trenching vehicle to a UK-based company for operations in the Gulf of Mexico.

According to the company, the 1,600-horsepower vehicle, Hi-Traq Mk 1, has recently completed its first campaign.

Hi-Traq Mk 1 features a mechanical cutter and high-powered jetting suitable for various seabed conditions and can be configured for pipe or cable installation.

The four-track design allows the vehicle to navigate complex seabed terrain and provides a high degree of maneuverability. Additionally, the vehicle is designed to reduce operating costs and project risk, IHC Offshore Energy said.

“We are proud to successfully deliver this world-class spread of equipment to our client. Our next-generation multi-tool trencher has been designed to deliver significant operational capability to offshore O&G pipes and renewable power cables, giving our client a competitive advantage in the marketplace. We look forward to providing them with ongoing support throughout operations and the life cycle of the equipment” , said Andre Merlino , executive director of Offshore Energy.

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