Pharos Offshore Group Accessory
Hydraulic Rock Grab
Five-tine hydraulic rock grab for subsea route clearance, usable with an ROV or with ancillary sensors.
Description
The hydraulic five-tine rock grab is an industry-standard tool for removing or dumping rocks, boulders and debris during subsea route clearance. It can be used with an ROV for assistance or with ancillary sensors for independent operation, and can be coupled with an ROV hot stab for deep water applications.
Key features
- Five-tine design
- Tine open width 2.5 m
- Capacity 8,000 kg (in air)
- ROV hot stab option for deep water
Applications
Pre-lay route clearance for subsea cables and pipelines, boulder removal and debris recovery.
Specifications
| Tine open width | 2.5m |
|---|---|
| Capacity | 8,000kg (in air) |
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