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July 27, 2018 · about 8 years ago

Rotech Cable Grab Tool Executes Its First Campaign

Rotech Subsea has launched the RSG1 – a new cable grab system which has already been deployed on a major North Sea renewables project. The debut of the tool – designed and manufactured by Rotech’s in-house R&D division – heralds the launch of a new service from the subsea operator which is now able

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Rotech Subsea has launched the RSG1 – a new cable grab system which has already been deployed on a major North Sea renewables project.

The debut of the tool – designed and manufactured by Rotech’s in-house R&D division – heralds the launch of a new service from the subsea operator which is now able to offer a cable deburial, cutting, grabbing, recovery and backfilling service.

In addition, Rotech said that the RSG1 can also be applied to umbilical recovery, pipeline recovery and rock removal/relocation.

Director of Rotech Subsea, Stephen Cochrane , said: “We’ve been inundated with enquires about the new RSG1 cable grab tool, which allows us to add to our capabilities. As well as deburying cable we can now lift the cable for repair meaning we are a one-stop shop for clients. This – along with the tool being deployed with two skilled operators, allowing for 24-hour operation – brings increased economies for clients.

Rotech’s RSG1 can operate in depths up to 200 metres with a grab diameter of 50-1100mm and grip force of 50kN.

Furthermore, Rotech Subsea said it had been awarded a follow-on project on the back of the successful campaign with the RSG1. The new contract will see TRS2 complete a backfilling scope of work for an undisclosed client.

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