Strohm to Supply Insulated TCP Jumpers for Malaysia’s Offshore Project
place in our engineering expertise, commitment to quality, and our ability to deliver reliably at scale,” added Fabienne Ellington, Strohm’s vice president for Middle East and Asia Pacific.Thermoplastic composite pipe is a non-metallic, corrosion-resistant solution designed for subsea applications including jumpers, flowlines and risers. The technology can be installed using smaller vessels, which the company said can reduce installation costs by up to 30%
Bright Prospect: Blue Lasers for the Deep Sea
to use conventional infrared (IR) lasers to cut structures during oil platform decommissioning proved only partially practical. The primary reason: infrared radiation (wavelength 1000 nm) is completely absorbed by water within just a few centimeters, resulting in significant energy loss. For subsea applications, IR laser cutting can therefore only be performed using an air nozzle or an air-filled chamber – a complex and cost-intensive process that also prevents use at greater depths.Blue Lasers as Key TechnologyA newly developed underwater laser system based on blue diode lasers from Laserline
MacArtney Introduces New TrustLink Data Solution
, ensuring the required precision. The result is a harness solution shaped by thoroughness and verified through rigorous testing for reliable high‑data‑rate transmission and stable signal handling down to 6,000 meters.Tested to the RFC 2544 and ITU-T Y.1564 standards, it supports demanding subsea applications, including sonar systems, imaging platforms, advanced sensors, ROVs, AUVs, and long-term monitoring solutions. Its stable, predictable performance provides a dependable foundation for mission-critical equipment across the underwater domain
Rising expectations: A deep dive on underwater vehicles
sizes.” Deep Trekker's REVOLUTION Remotely Operated Vehicle (ROV) and Boxfish's AUVs and ROVs are all powered by Li-ION.SubCtech's own SmartPowerBlocks are also Li-ION, combining a modular mechanical design with integrated battery management, monitoring and safety functions for subsea applications. “Their modularity allows customers to scale capacity and voltage without redesigning the entire power system,” Johannsen said. SmartPowerBlocks are also customizable, adapting battery geometry, capacity, voltage levels and interfaces to match specific vehicle constraints and mission
New TrustLinkTM Coax Connector Engineered for Secure Connectivity Solutions
TrustLink Metal Shell design, complementing the proven SubConn Coax range and working alongside TrustLink, SubConn, and OptoLink solutions. Together, this strengthened portfolio gives operators and system designers a broader choice of secure, high-integrity connectivity options for complex subsea applications.Launching globally today, January 29, 2026, the TrustLink Coax range will be available through MacArtney’s international operations and preferred distributors. For details or to discuss integration options, contact your local MacArtney representative
MacArtney, Teledyne ODI Expand Connector Service Across Europe
helps operators maintain equipment integrity and avoid costly replacements.In addition to standard repairs, MacArtney offers specialized services for complex connector systems and integrated applications. These include assemblies with molded solutions tailored for test connectors and short-life subsea applications. Test connectors play a vital role in verifying system integrity before deployment, enabling operators to simulate real-world conditions and ensure reliable performance without risking permanent damage to equipment. The MacArtney options with molded solutions will complement the Teledyne ODI
Nexans, Crowley Wind Services to Build Cable Lay Barge for US Ops
, a jet sled, or a jetting ROV, with the potential to be upgraded to 7,000 tons with two carousels for bundle cable lay and burial.The barge is positioned to support Equinor’s Empire Wind offshore wind farm for New York and can be configured to lay or repair cable for a multitude of other subsea applications."This barge will support our existing fleet of cable laying vessels, the Nexans CLV Aurora, Nexans C/S Skagerrak and Nexans CLV Electra, and we are pleased to be working with Crowley on developing the capability to lay nearshore subsea cable in the U.S.," said Pascal Radue, executive
GeoAcoustics Expands Sonar Cable Molding and Assembly Services
GeoAcoustics’ acquisition of a specialist cable moulding company located near its Great Yarmouth headquarters. This move unlocks increased capacity and specialist expertise, enabling the delivery of complex, high-reliability cable moldings and terminations for a wide range of marine and subsea applications.Cable molding is a critical process in the production and use of underwater equipment, involving the sealing and encapsulation of cable terminations to ensure electrical integrity, water ingress protection, and mechanical durability under harsh ocean conditions. High-quality moldings are essential
Teledyne Marine Launches SeaBat T51-S Multibeam
Teledyne Marine announced the launch of the SeaBat T51-S multibeam echosounder, the latest advancement in the SeaBat T-series. Building on the success of the flagship SeaBat T51-R, the new SeaBat T51-S is designed specifically for subsea applications, enabling deployment on ROVs and AUVs for deep-sea exploration and underwater surveys.The ‘S’ in SeaBat T51-S stands for Subsea, highlighting its ability to operate at extreme ocean depths of up to 6000 metres. Encased in a pressure-rated housing, the SeaBat T51-S maintains all the superior features of the original SeaBat T51 while offering
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