DIVING EQUIPMENT & UNDERWATER SERVICES
DivePAQ Peanut Grinder Tool used for quick and highly effective grinding of weld seams, hole deburring, precise grinding and weld inspection –
Configurations • Peanut grinder head • Mini cutting disc
BatteryPAQ is our advanced underwater portable Li-ion battery pack that offers high-performance, fully customizable underwater power, engineered to meet the demanding power requirements of subsea applications. As well as the DivePAQ electric tooling system BatteryPAQ is perfect for remotely operated vehicles (ROV’s), autonomous underwater vehicles (AUV’s), subsea tools, worksite lighting rigs and other offshore systems. The safety features of BatteryPAQ meets the IMCA guidelines making these perfect for underwater operations.
Key Features & Benefits • High-Capacity Power – Customisable options to your specific requirements. There are multiple capacity options to choose from with others available on request.
• Depth-Rated Design – Built for durability, BatteryPAQ operates reliably at depth, ensuring performance even in harsh underwater environments.
• Rugged & Corrosion-Resistant – Housed in a tough, pressure- resistant casing, ideal for long- term subsea deployment.
• Seamless Integration – Plug- and-play design ensures compatibility with your existing subsea systems and equipment.
• Smart Chargers – offers users useful information on battery charge remaining, time to charge etc.
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With more tools currently under development, the DivePAQ tooling system is the go-to electric solution for subsea diving operations.
For more information, technical specifications or to book a demo, contact us directly.
+44 (0)1330 860045
sales@impaq-technologies.com
www.impaq-technologies.com
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