USBL EASYTRAK
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Easytrak is a compact Ultra Short Baseline (USBL) system designed for the efficient tracking of underwater targets such as divers, ROVs, AUVs and tow fish.
Easytrak is a compact Ultra Short Baseline (USBL) system designed for the efficient tracking of underwater targets such as divers, ROVs, AUVs and tow fish.
The MULTIGAUGE 3000 Submarino indicator is a density measuring device designed for use by a diver, for the most common applications such as density measurement underwater. This is a simple and robust manual indicator, which uses multiple echo waves, ignoring coatings and only measuring the thickness of the remaining metal
The MC111 rotary tool is designed for cleaning boats, propellers and thrusters. It can be easily carried into recessed areas and niches.
Divers' ability to become neutrally buoyant, slightly positive, or slightly negative greatly aids the approach to the job site. It allows for a faster approach by a rescue diver, the ability to donate gas to the distressed diver (if his umbilical has been compromised), and a faster return through buoyancy control of both rescuer and patient
The MC131 is a unique and powerful tool unit designed to clean all types of marine fouling, from smaller yachts and boats to offshore oil and gas platforms. The rotational speed of the brush is adjustable by the diver to achieve an optimum cleaning rate in hours.
The MC212 underwater cleaning unit has a history of over 30 years of service. This tool consists of two halves connected by hinged joints and is designed to clean light and heavy marine fouling from offshore oil and gas platforms, piers, pilings, windmills and other curved structures, as well as medium-sized vessels.
The unique design of the MC313 brush underwater cleaning unit withstands the most difficult underwater cleaning conditions encountered on various types of boats. The downward pressure of the brushes can be adjusted throughout the operation so that hull contours can be cleaned.
Acoustic release beacons are used to recover or lower equipment deployed under the sea, either in shallow or continental shelf waters.