Flange splitting tools
ACTEON'S FLEXIBLE RANGE OF FLANGE SPLITTING TOOLS HAS BEEN DEVELOPED TO ASSIST IN THE SPREADING OF ALL FLANGE JOINT TYPES INCLUDING THOSE WITH NO ACCESSIBLE GAPS BETWEEN THEM.
Splitting the flanges of components that have spent a lifetime together is often a difficult operation and should not be underestimated as it can add unnecessary risk to a project.
Flange splitting tools, also known as pipe flange spreaders or flange spreaders, are available in a variety of types and configurations to assist in the spreading of all pipe flange joint types during decommissioning operations.
Our range includes hydraulic models which are remotely operated, along with integral and mechanical options. Wedge type spreaders and secure grip spreaders are the main styles we offer for a wide range of pipe flange sizes.
Delivered by Claxton
Claxton is uniquely positioned to innovatively solve clients’ offshore operating challenges and add value to projects to achieve overall increased efficiency.
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DRILLING AND DECOMMISSIONING SERVICES - REQUEST MORE INFORMATION
Acteon’s expertise in drilling and decommissioning spans decades and covers the full lifecycle of a project from the acquisition of subsea information and data, to bespoke drilling packages to onshore disposal and recycling.
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