Buoyancy clamps

Designed to maintain buoyancy moduleposition along subsea infrastructure
Uniform clamping pressure around thepipeline circumference
Ultra-high axial load capacity fordemanding offshore applications
Accommodates large pipeline diametriccontractions in deep water
API 17L qualified design and materials
Manufactured in accordance withoffshore industry design standards.

Steel catenary risers
- Provides secure buoyancy module retention on steel catenary riser systems
Flexible risers
- Suitable for insulated and non-insulated flexible riser applications offshore
Rigid pipes
- Maintains buoyancy module position on rigid subsea pipeline systems
Umbilicals
- Secures buoyancy modules to subsea umbilicals throughout service life
Flowlines
- Supports buoyancy attachment for subsea flowline configuration requirements
Jumpers
- Provides reliable module retention on subsea jumper installations
Cables
- Secures buoyancy modules on subsea power and communication cables.

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Buoyancy clamps

Reliable clamping for subsea buoyancy systems

Buoyancy clamps secure buoyancy modules to risers, pipelines, cables and umbilicals, maintaining module position throughout installation and operation while accommodating demanding offshore loads and environmental conditions. With over 50,000 buoyancy modules supplied and in service for up to 30 years, we have the experience and expertise to design the right buoyancy clamping solution for all your requirements.

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Benefits

Secure retention for long-term offshore performance

Designed to maintain the position of buoyancy modules along subsea infrastructure, buoyancy clamps provide secure retention under installation and operational loads. Developed in accordance with offshore industry standards, they offer reliable performance across a wide range of applications.

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Uniform pressure

Uniform clamping pressure around the pipeline eliminates the risk of localised damage, providing secure module retention while protecting the integrity of the underlying structure.