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NEW SIDE SCAN SONAR


L-3 Klein Associates is launching the all- new UUV-3500 Side Scan Sonar (SSS) for Unmanned Underwater Vehicles at Oceanology International 2012. The UUV-3500 is a true gamechanger for UUV SSS, effectively doubling traditional range scales while maintaining the highest possible resolution. Klein is also debuting the extremely portable and powerful new HydroScan Search and Recovery (SAR) SSS. The HydroScan is one the most powerful dual frequency (455/900 kHz, simultaneous) shallow- water SSSs available.


Also on display is the ground-breaking HydroChart 5000 Bathymetry System complete with Multibeam SSS and the famed Klein 5000 v2 Multibeam SSS.


NEW RANGE OF CYLINDERS AND RUGGED MANIPULATORS


Hydro-Lek is


showcasing its new range of work class manipulators; the 5


function HLK 40400 and the 7 function HLK 40500R.


These complementary hydraulic arms have been designed for applications which require simplicity, strength and low cost. The ability to regulate speed on the rate control system enables greater precision over movement. Power required for this arm can be kept to a minimum and, as all joints are hydraulically locked in dormant mode, there is no need for constant flow to maintain position. Hydro-Lek is also showing the HLK 14000 series of new compact hydraulic cylinders which have been designed to be extremely lightweight, compact and highly versatile. Manufactured out of hard anodised aluminium, the cylinders are ideally suited for subsea applications where weight and durability are of paramount importance.


With 4 bore sizes ranging from 10 to 25mm and piston rod diameters of 6 to 16mm, Hydro-Lek’s 14000 cylinder series offers high performance at a standard nominal working pressure of 210bar. All


HLK 40500 7 function work class manipulator


sizes are available with varying stroke lengths and three industry standard mounting options: the Rear Eye Mount, the Nose Thread Mount and the Front Flange Mount.


The cylinders are manufactured to customers’ required stroke length and are supplied on a 2-3 week delivery. “We are carrying a substantial stock of standard parts for these cylinders which, for our customers, means not only a fast turnaround but also a significant saving on stainless steel equivalents” says Hydro- Lek MD, Chris Lokuciewski.


Visitors also have the opportunity to try the dexterity and precision in movement of Hydro-Lek’s new manipulators during live demonstrations Hydro-Lek’s stand.


The New Geocap Seafl oor Seafl oor Hydrographic Toolbox Features


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Your new toolbox for processing of survey data from multibeam echo sounders and XYZ data to create high resolution grids for large datasets and building effi cient product lines.


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