DIVING EQUIPMENT & UNDERWATER SERVICES
Rethink Underwater Work, Go Electric With DivePAQ By iMPAQ Technologies
Aſter more than 2 years of development, iMPAQ Technologies are proud to announce the launch of DivePAQ — our innovative fully electric diver tool system, designed and built in Scotland is now available for rental or purchase. DivePAQ is a suite of cutting-
edge electrically driven diver tools designed for midwater and deepwater applications. This compact package offers versatility with tools capable of grinding, cutting, and cleaning, making it adaptable for a variety of underwater tasks.
Designed to eliminate the existing hydraulic systems in the market, DivePAQ reduces environmental impact and helps meet sustainability goals by removing the need for a hydraulic deck pack and associated downlines. It’s seamless integration with BatteryPAQ, our portable subsea battery pod featuring wet- mate subsea connectors allows for easy battery change out underwater without the need to return to the surface.
Streamline your operations with DivePAQ, reducing the need for onboard personnel and equipment while enhancing mobilization and demobilization efficiency. Experience the future of underwater tools where innovation meets sustainability. With no hydraulic leaks, no surface dependency, and streamlined controls, DivePAQ offers divers unmatched efficiency and environmental performance.
“This launch is a testament to our continued commitment to innovation in electrical subsea technology,” says Angus Kerr, Managing Director. “DivePAQ offers divers tools that not only perform at the highest level but are also better for our oceans.”
The DivePAQ electric tooling system currently has the following options available as part of the initial launch –
DivePAQ 9” Grinder Tool used for cutting grinding and cleaning operations –
Configurations • Standard grinding disc (9”/230mm)
• Standard & diamond cutting discs (9”/230mm)
• Nylon cleaning brushes (3”/75mm, 4”/100mm)
• Twist knot brushes (3”/75mm, 4”/100mm)
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