Pharos Offshore Upgrades Its Subsea Excavation Tooling

Pharos Offshore have designed and built a customized articulation and ballast frame for their SeaVex range of subsea controlled flow excavation (CFE) systems.

The new design will allow the SeaVex CFE’s to target excavate products in the vertical plain or at an angle of up to 45° during excavation operations, the company said.

The articulation frame will increase the overall mass of the SeaVex system, which will be used for the decommissioning market and rock dump removal campaigns.

Liam Cairney, Sales and Business Development Manager said: “The new designs for the SeaVex systems will allow us to bring forward the correct solution to the market by employing the best suited configuration of the systems, be that in form of a dual, single or a tilting unit.”

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