Building Remotely Operated Vehicle (ROV) systems around the world for over
3 decades
A ROV for any application:
ISE Ltd. develops and manufactures Remotely Operated Vehicles (ROV's) for several applications and uses.
Please contact us for more information - info@ise.bc.ca. We'd be pleased to hear from you!
Petroleum Industry |
Military |
- CP Measurement
- Stab-in of guidelines
- Cleaning sand and mud
- Wall thickness measurements
- Anode installation
- Bolt torquing
- Debris clearance
- Cable cutting
- Transponder change-out
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- Testing hydraulic functions
- Jetting/brushing operation
- Guide post placement
- Visual Inspection
- AX/VX ring change out
- Guide wire change out
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- Mine Countermeasures
- Salvage
- Torpedo recovery
- Accident investigation
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Marine Accident |
Science |
Telephone Cable Servicing
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| ROVs have been used to advantage to support operations related to marine accidents for location, inspection and recovery. Typical examples are TWA 800, Air India and Swiss Air 111 |
The use of ROVs as platforms to support real time critter observation & mid water benthic is now well evolved. Other science applications include chemical Oceanography, rock coring and the study of thermal vents. Typical examples of science ROVs include those located at the Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute, the Canadian Submersible Science Foundation and in the Japan Marine Science and Technology Center. |
There has been spectacular growth in numbers of and the bandwidth of marine cables. This has in turn lead to a substantial growth in the number of maintenance ROVs operating world wide. You'll see the cable trackers on the HYSUB 150HP images below or contact us at info@ise.bc.ca for details you require. |
Product Line:
ISE has two main ROV product lines: HYSUB and TrailBlazer vehicles.
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TRAILBLAZER |
| The HYSUB defines an electro-hydraulic submersible family in the range of 6 to 250HP. Several HYSUBs have been designed and built to operate to depths of 6000m. HYSUBs are generally equipped with 2 . Vehicles may be deployed. |
Mine Countermeasures ROVs; TrailBlazers come in 10, 25 and 30 horsepower configurations and 300, 500, 1500 meter depth ratings. TrailBlazer is currently in operation with the Canadian Navy. |
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These vehicles are provided with real time telemetry and control. |
Additional information and photos on selected vehicles are found by following the links of the respective vehicles listed below.
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HYSUB 10
10 HP Drilling Support & Pipeline Inspection ROV |
Data Sheet
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HYSUB 25
25 HP Offshore Support & Research ROV |
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HYSUB 40
40 HP Oceanographic Research ROV |
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HYSUB 40, 5000m
40 HP, 5000m Work ROV |
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HYSUB 50
50 HP Work ROV |
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HYSUB 50-2000
50 HP, 2000m Deep Seabed Intervention System |
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HYSUB 60
60 HP Work ROV |
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HYSUB 75
75 HP Oceanographic Research ROV |
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HYSUB 130
The latest HYSUB 130 HP 3000 m is the GMGS HYSUB "SEA LION" with a science skid |
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HYSUB 150
150 HP Cable Maintenance ROVs are described here. The latest 150HP HYSUB ROV "HAKUYO" was equipped with a jet skid by Jim Adamson. You can download a PDF of the datasheet. |
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HYSUB 250
250 HP Work ROV |
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PRMS - Pressurized Rescue Module System is a HYBRID vehicle, built for NAVSEA |
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TrailBlazer - is a mine countermeasures ROV. Read more about TrailBlazer, or download the vehicle system overview and specifications below.
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