Wire rope hydraulic cutter RCO40
for ROVfor underwater operations

Wire rope hydraulic cutter - RCO40 - Allspeeds - Webtool - for ROV / for underwater operations
Wire rope hydraulic cutter - RCO40 - Allspeeds - Webtool - for ROV / for underwater operations
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for ROV, for wire rope, for underwater operations

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High pressure open sided subsea wire rope cutter for up to 1.5” steel wire rope. The RCO40 is a high pressure, heavy duty wire rope cutter designed for subsea deployment in severe working conditions. The open sided design allows for easy positioning on the wire by ROV while the blade shaped anvil increases the grade of rope that can be cut. Features and Benefits of the RCO40 Wire Rope Cutter Corrosion resistant and durable stainless steel and coated steel construction Genuine Webtool™ blades and anvils give optimum cutting performance and ensure that maintenance is kept to a minimum Open sided design and no moving anvil makes deployment simple and reduces the number of hydraulic hoses required Compact design is ideal for operation in confined spaces or where access is limited Mounting holes in the body allow for the fitting of standard handles or bespoke mounting brackets Technical Details Capable of cutting EIPS (1960 N/mm²) wire rope up to 38.1mm (1.5″) diameter. See “Cutters VS Grade” document for more details Hydraulic Supply – 690 bar (10,000 psi) input pressure Compatible with ISO32 hydraulic oil, for details of compatibility with other fluids please contact us. Cutters can be supplied flushed to NAS 6 cleanliness Swept Volume (Cut Stroke) – 0.15 litres Swept Volume (Return Stroke) – 0.1 litres 7/16″ JIC male adaptors (stainless steel, 690 bar rated) fitted as standard 2 hydraulic ports (blade up, blade down) Weight in air – 17kg Weight in water – 15kg
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