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Deep Tek As

Fosnavåg, Norway

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Deep Tek As specializes in developing integrated system approaches to maximize vessel work output subsea. The company has partnered with Lankhorst and DSM Dyneema to create a multilayer, soft rope, AHC, drum winch system suitable for installation in offshore cranes, new builds, and upgrades of existing steel wire rope cranes. Factory Acceptance Testing (FAT) was conducted by Jebson and Jessen at its yard in Singapore in October 2015. The company is located at Holmefjordveien 2, Fosnavaag, Norway. Deep Tek As has developed a system that can be installed in various vessel types, including offshore cranes.

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