Seatec Nets Two New Orders

Innova Matrix MK II+ system

N-Seatec Subsea Systems B.V. (Seatec), a provider of technical solutions and services to clients in On-and Offshore Industry, has secured two orders for its systems.

The first one is a repeated order for Seatec’s complete Innova Matrix MK II+ system.

The Matrix MK II is a stand-alone fibre optic multiplexer and control solution, providing a simple, plug and play interface for an array of sensors and equipment to any remotely operated system, the company wrote.

The system consists of one-atmospheric subsea unit manufactured in hard anodised aluminium, and a 19” rack mount topside unit.

The undisclosed client will use the system for multibeam and CTD interfacing, Seatec informed.

The second order is for the delivery of subsea hydraulic powerpack which will be used for subsea drilling activities.

Seatec will also supply the client with 2L heavy duty compensators (3-off), subsea proximity sensors for limit switching, and subsea junctionbox complete with interface cabling.

Both deliveries are scheduled for April 2015.

Subsea World News Staff

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