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Published by the Maritime Executive at 3:41 PM, October 14, 2021

Ingersoll Rand has launched a subsea hydraulic lift for ship repair and ship management, salvage and recovery operations. It is ideal for difficult and unusual applications on deck and underwater. The subsea contains pictures of text and tools.

Describe automatically generated maintenance and repair operations, as well as the decommissioning of subsea structures. The operator can use the subsea lift at a depth of 30 meters, where repairs or maintenance are often required. 

"Ingersoll Rand® subsea hydraulic hoists enable people to perform underwater repairs at the dock or at sea. This can avoid the time and expense of dragging ships into dry docks for repairs or maintenance, saving customers thousands of dollars," Ingersoll Rand Said Austin Lieb, vice president of material handling product management. "According to the opinions of maintenance divers, we designed the subsea hydraulic hoist to provide maximum underwater mobility." 

The structure of the hoist complies with industry safety and regulatory engineering standards, and can move equipment safely, reliably and efficiently. The lifting capacity of the subsea hydraulic hoist ranges from 6 tons to 50 tons. 

The standard function of the subsea hydraulic hoist is designed to meet the underwater conditions as low as -20° Celsius/-4° Fahrenheit. The diver-friendly suspension controller can be operated with one hand so that the other hand can freely control and guide the underwater load. There are two sizes of corrosion-resistant chains to choose from, a fully enclosed gearbox and motor can protect the integrity of the gear. For safe operation, automatic disc brakes are directly applied to the equipment to slow down the system. 

· Balance valve can accurately control the descending speed

· The orientation flexibility of the positioning device used vertically or horizontally

· Sandblasting surface treatment and marine paint system

· Robust all-steel structure provides maximum durability

The subsea hydraulic hoist complies with the European Federation of Material Handling (FEM) classification, the driving mechanism is classified as 1Bm, and has the American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME) B30.16 standard rating. 

The products and services described in this press release have not been approved by the maritime executive.

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