ATSA's key area of expertise is providing technical support for Remotely Operated Vehicles (ROVs), Unmanned Underwater Vehicles (UUVs) and other technologies that are operated by demanding customers in harsh environments. Our world class service capability ensures that these systems meet their full operational capability at all times.
Double Eagle: The Royal Australian Navy operates the largest fleet of Double Eagle Mine Disposal Vehicles in the world today. Fourteen Mk 2 vehicles are operated from six Huon Class Minehunter Coastal ships. ATSA provides planned maintenance, corrective maintenance, spares and technical training for the Double Eagle System to the RAN. The Double Eagle is one of the most sophisticated ROVs in the world today, boasting the ability to withstand extreme operational conditions while maintaining optimum performance.
Saab Seaeye Ltd: Saab Seaeye is the world leader in electric powered ROVs. Models are available for operating in depths of 300m to 1500m. All Seaeye ROVs use brushless DC motors to provide exceptional power, allowing bigger payloads and additional packages to be integrated to the ROV. Additional sensors can be interfaced such as extra cameras, CP probes, Sonar systems, acoustic tracking systems, manipulators, survey and inspection/NDT suites.
Seaeye ROVs are used extensively in Australia and are supported by ATSA with the backing of factory trained technicians.
For all sales enquiries please contact our Sales Manager, Jennylee Taylor - (0422) 310 998 or Jenny.Taylor@atsa.com.au.
TMk9 Mod Explosive Cutter: Mechanical minesweeping is still recognised as the most efficient method to counter moored mines. The TMk9 Mod Explosive Cutter is the successor to the renowned explosive minesweeping cutter TMk9 (bulk charge). The TMk9 Mod is amongst the highest selling cutters in the world and is in use in more than nine navies. ATSA supports this cutter for the Royal Australian Navy and other customers.
Driven by internal innovation and customer demand, we are constantly developing upgrades and modifications for ATSA supported systems. Our research and development activities result in new products too.
