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Home›Business & Finance›Malaysia: J2 Subsea Presents Titanium ROV Dredger
Business & Finance

June 12, 2014 · about 12 years ago

Malaysia: J2 Subsea Presents Titanium ROV Dredger

J2 Subsea, an Acteon company, is showcasing the We3D, WeSubsea’s new 3” titanium remotely operated vehicle (ROV) dredger at Subsea Asia this week in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. Acteon companies J2 Subsea and Seatronics are now offering WeSubsea´s full range of titanium dredgers from worldwide locations.

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J2 Subsea, an Acteon company, is showcasing the We3D, WeSubsea’s new 3” titanium remotely operated vehicle (ROV) dredger at Subsea Asia this week in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.

Acteon companies J2 Subsea and Seatronics are now offering WeSubsea´s full range of titanium dredgers from worldwide locations.

The We3D dredger is designed to operate on smaller ROVs and larger work class ROVs. Because of WeSubsea’s optimised and well-proven technology, the We3D requires less power input to provide a highly efficient dredger that remains clog-free. Operating on low power provides a solution to use of inefficient dredgers available for smaller ROVs in the industry.

The dredger is constructed from titanium and is compact. Its lightweight and robust features ensure that the We3D is easier to mobilise and operate than other dredgers in the market.

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Press Release, June 13, 2014

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