Turkish shipyard orders subsea construction crane from Techano Oceanlift
Jan. 2, 2024
Sefine Shipyard has ordered the crane for a newbuild subsea IMR/survey vessel.
Courtesy Techano Oceanlift
The 150-metric ton capacity knuckle boom crane will be installed on a newbuild subsea IMR/survey vessel.
Offshore staff
KRISTIANSAND, Norway – Sefine Shipyard in Turkey has contracted Techano Oceanlift to supply an offshore crane for a newbuild subsea IMR/survey vessel, under an EUR6.5-million ($7.23-million) contract.
The 150-metric ton capacity knuckle boom crane, to be delivered in 2025, will be designed for both subsea construction and topside lifting operations. It will have an active heave compensated winch with 3,000-m wire for subsea construction tasks, and Intellilift control/motion compensating systems.
Techano Oceanlift’s newest offshore / subsea cranes can be electrified, including the winch, to re-deliver power back to the vessel. They can also feature a tool that enables 3D-compensated topside lifts.
