Crosby introduces the new G-209RP for efficient load handling and attachment by Remote Operating Vehicles in subsea and other hard to reach applications.
(Tulsa, OK) With the advancements in subsea applications, the use of Remote Operating Vehicles (ROV) has become more prevalent in those difficult to reach areas such as deep sea exploration, attachment of offshore rigs to the sea floor, welding and capping oil well equipment on the ocean floor. To meet the demanding needs of these applications, Crosby is pleased to announce the new G-209RP shackle for efficient load handling and attachment by Remote Operating Vehicles in subsea and other hard-to-reach applications.
Specific design features that make the G-209RP shackle ideal for these types of applications is its interchangeable, “D” and “F” handle designs that allows for different robotic grips. The shackle bows are painted fluorescent yellow and handles fluorescent orange, for differentiation between the two and for better undersea visibility. Pins and bows are made from galvanized steel and the handles from stainless steel for better resistance to corrosion in harsh saltwater applications. Handles come RFID equipped for inspection or inventory purposes.
To find out more about the new G-209RP subsea shackles contact The Crosby Group at (800) 797-4611.
