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Subsea Hardware
INNOVATIVE AND COST EFFECTIVE ENGINEERING, EQUIPMENT AND MANUFACTURING SERVICES FOR THE SUBSEA OIL & GAS INDUSTRY

COMPANY PROFILE Deepsea Technologies, Inc (DTI) was established in March 2001. Company head-quartered in Houston, Texas, USA with a sister concern located in Hyderabad, India. Company provides turnkey design, engineering and manufacturing of equipment for subsea field development projects. Customers include E&P Majors, Independents, Oilfield Equipment Suppliers and Service Companies DTI operates under an ISO 9001-2008 Certified Quality System. Company’s products and services have been used in various projects in the USA (GOM), West Africa, India, Australia & S. E. Asia.

PROJECT EQUIPMENT PRODUCTS ENGINEERING / CONSULTING SERVICES MANUFACTURING SERVICES

PROJECT EQUIPMENT
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SUBSEA FLOWLINE EQUIPMENT
Subsea PLETs, PLEMs & Manifolds Rigid & Flexible Pipe Flowline Jumpers • Intervention Systesm for Hydrate Remediation • Subsea Pig Launchers • Diverless Bend Stiffener Connectors
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FLOW ASSURANCE & HYDRATE REMEDIATION EQUIPMENT SUBSEA INTERVENTION EQUIPMENT PRODUCTION CONTROLS EQUIPMENT
Production Control HPUs & Control Panels • Topside Umbilical Termination Assemblies
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SUBSEA UMBILICAL EQUIPMENT
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Umbilical Termination & Distribution Assemblies Hydraulic & Electric Flying Leads Flying Lead Deployment systems Umbilical & Riser Clamps Diverless Bend Stiffener Connectors

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SPECIAL PURPOSE EQUIPMENT IWOCS Equipment
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INSTALLATION EQUIPMENT
Umbilical Storage & Installation Reels • Powered Deployment Frames
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Hydraulic Power Units IWOCS Reels IWOCS Umbilical Deployment Sheaves

SUBSEA FLOWLINE EQUIPMENT
• PLETS & PLEMS • FLOWLINE JUMPERS • HYDRATE REMEDIATION

WOG GB 302 DUAL 4” PLEM w/ PIGGING LOOP 4”

EQUIPMENT • INSULATION SHROUDS • RISER BEND STIFFENER CONNECTORS

FLOWLINE EQUIPMENT
WOG EB 430 PLET

DTI provides turnkey engineering and manufacturing of PLETs &
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