Novacavi to Supply Marine Cables for Costa Concordia Wreck Removal (Italy)

Novacavi to Supply Marine Cables for Costa Concordia Wreck Removal

Novacavi reports a second supply of marine cables used in the Costa Concordia shipwrecking salvage operation off the shore of the island of Giglio, Italy.

As the first delivery successfully performed during the parbuckling phase, Novacavi was called in again to provide high tech custom tailored cables for the positioning and survey systems in use in the progressing operation of Concordia wreck removal.

Individually designed, tested and manufactured to be suitable for their specific application, these customized marine cables further broadened Aquancable®, the wide range of specialist bespoke cables for maritime and underwater technologies made by Novacavi.

Established in 1975 as a specialist cable manufacturer, Novacavi conceives, manufactures and provides in-house high quality bespoke cables suiting customers’ exact requirements even when small quantities are needed in a variety of special applications.

Press Release, November 26, 2013

 

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