Co-operational Agreement between Cetix and Stromek for ROV hangar solutions

5th December 2008 - 06:17 GMT | by The Shephard News Team

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The two companies will market and sell integrated ROV hangar solutions for the sub sea market on a world wide basis.

The hangar solution combine the Cetix electric wave compensated umbilical winch (Waverunner) and the Stromek Launch And Recovery Systems (LARS).

Several benefits are achieved when these innovative and reliable products are combined and integrated as one system.

The two companies have already been successful in securing the first contract for delivery of such a system.

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