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Subsea Positioning Transponders Order

  03/07/2009
Unique Systems (USA) has taken delivery of a major consignment of Compatt 5 subsea positioning transponders from Sonardyne. The order complements Unique's existing worldwide inventory of Sonardyne acoustic equipment which includes RovNav 5 Long BaseLine transceivers and Ranger Ultra-Short BaseLine systems.
 

 

Unique Systems is part of the Unique Group based in Sharjah (UAE), which is a major distributor and rental company for advanced marine and diving equipment. The Compatt 5 equipment will be made available to rent from their additional US office in Houston which opened a year ago to support clients and offshore projects throughout the Gulf of Mexico.

 

 





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Website: http://www.uniquegroup.com/
Supplier: Sonardyne Inc.

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