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Home›Cabling›UK’s Ashtead Technology taps compatriot firm for large cable cutter
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January 6, 2023 · about 3 years ago

UK’s Ashtead Technology taps compatriot firm for large cable cutter

UK-based hydraulic tool maker Allspeeds Limited has supplied a Webtool HCV330 hydraulic cable cutter to compatriot subsea equipment rental and solutions specialist Ashtead Technology. Allspeeds said that the Webtool cutter is the “largest manufactured so far” and the HCV 330 is designed to cut large

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UK's Ashtead Technology gets large, locally-made cable cutter
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UK-based hydraulic tool maker Allspeeds Limited has supplied a Webtool HCV330 hydraulic cable cutter to compatriot subsea equipment rental and solutions specialist Ashtead Technology.

Allspeeds said that the Webtool cutter is the “largest manufactured so far” and the HCV 330 is designed to cut large-diameter umbilicals and subsea power cables up to 330mm.

It is set to complement Ashtead Technology’s existing fleet of high-performing subsea cutting technology solutions for the offshore energy sector.

“We have noticed a trend in demand within offshore wind for larger cutters, the HCV330 will allow our clients to cut the larger diameter types of cables that are now being deployed for offshore wind projects,” said Keith Elliot , Managing Director of Allspeeds.

According to the UK firm, the Webtool HCV330 allows the cables to be cut cleanly in a single guillotine-cutting action. It can be either attached to a work-class ROV for subsea operations, or deck mounted on a vessel for scheduled cutting during cable lay/recovery.

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