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Beluga Subsea AS

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Beluga Subsea AS was founded over 30 years ago in the early 1990s. The company specializes in Variable Buoyancy Systems (VBS) for subsea lifting operations, offering a range of systems with lifting capacities from 300 kg up to 8.0 tons. Their products include the BELUGA HANDYMAN, BELUGA VBS 1.0 Ton, BELUGA VBS 3.0 Ton Mk1 and Mk2, and the BELUGA VBS 4.2 Ton, each designed for long-term submerged periods with a depth rating of 450 meters. The systems are equipped with multiple pumps to ensure reliable performance. Beluga Subsea’s VBS technology allows ROVs to perform intricate tasks without surface lift wires, enhancing operational efficiency and reducing environmental impact.

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