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Home›Subsea›Teledyne Marine reveals new multibeam echosounder
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July 29, 2021 · about 5 years ago

Teledyne Marine reveals new multibeam echosounder

Teledyne Marine has introduced a new SeaBat T51-R multibeam echosounder from Teledyne RESON.

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Teledyne Marine reveals new multibeam echosounder
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Teledyne Marine has introduced a new SeaBat T51-R multibeam echosounder from Teledyne RESON .

Teledyne said it had developed a multibeam echosounder that maps in greater detail than ever seen before.

According to the company, the 800 kHz technology offers high-frequency resolution without compromising swath coverage. It gives up to 150 degrees full swath width allowing for superior efficiency and short survey turn-around time.

“Built on the renowned SeaBat T-series technology crafted from decades of sonar experience, the SeaBat T51-R helps you drive efficiency onboard with fast throughput of exceptionally clean data and precise imagery” , the company said.

“We have combined groundbreaking new technology, autonomous features, unprecedented data quality and swath performance, all with the focus on ease of use and short survey turn-around time, so you can optimize use of resources and manpower”.

Last month , Teledyne received an order from RTsys for a range of subsea equipment. RTsys purchased ten RDI Pathfinder Doppler Velocity Logs and five BlueView M900-2250-130 imaging sonars.

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