Description

CSIP Ltd
Welcome to CSIP Ltd.
CSIP, a UK subsidiary of ECA, designs and manufactures remote controlled systems for hostile environments. The company has launched a range of Underwater Remote Manipulator Arms and also produces individual systems to client specifications.

CSIP has expertise in creating complex mechanical, hydraulic, electro-mechanical and electronic systems and is regarded by 14 Navies worldwide as an authority for their expertise in mine disposal and feasibility studies.

Together with a skilled, flexible team, this enables CSIP to offer a wide range of support which includes: Mechanical, Electro-mechanical and Electronic system design, manufacture, maintenance and repair System installation and maintenance Setting to Work and full range of trials, including definition, planning and management Project Management Safety Case Reviews Risk Assessment (SSMO Certified) Hazard Management (CASSANDRA) Post Design Services and Integrated Logistics Support Training support, at company facilities in Weymouth or at the customer?s site


Underwater Vehicles - Defence & Security Robotics
Naval
AUV ROV USV Manipulator arms Towed Systems Terrestrial
UGVs

Defence & Security - Robotics - Naval AUV
ALISTER 100
Autonomous Underwater Vehicle
ALISTER
Autonomous Underwater Vehicle


H300 MKII Inspection ROV depth rated to 300 m
Sufficient power and thrust to withstand sea currents up to at least 3 knots. High performance viewing system, with both a colour/zoom TV camera (mounted on a full Pan/Tilt unit) and a B/W very low light TV camera. High level of modularity, with a wide range of optional sensors and tools, mounted on the ROV itself or on interchangeable skids: - All types of sonars (side scan sonar, imaging sonar?)
- Altimeter (with auto altitude function)
- Positioning system
- High resolution digital still camera
- Manipulator arm
- Metal detector...
Single and ergonomic hand controller for both the ROV and a 5 functions manipulator arm. Control unit incorporating the power supply unit, and offering a PC screen with either video only, or the combination of video, sonar display and digital still control. Ease of handling and installation on board of ships, due to compact size and reasonable weight.

H1000 Light Work Class ROV
Optimised design for:
Inspection with high performance viewing system Work with 2 manipulator arms and set of hydraulic tools Flexible design with 2depth versions:
1000m, with TMS and LARS 300m, with deadweight on umbilical cable Modular design: options simple to add
Dimensions:
Length: 1.34 m Width: 1.09 m Height: 1.00 m Weight in air (equipped ROV): 525 Kgs

ROVING BAT Hybrid free-flying ROV and crawler for Homeland Security
This Unmanned Underwater Vehicle is capable of:
reaching a target in free-flying mode Completely tilting up or rolling to one side and then sticking to any vertical or inclined surface Moving along any surface in crawling mode to run a close inspection Key feature is a very strong thrust which permits to operate in severe conditions.
The primary applications are:
hull inspection of ships for detection of uncleared objects hull inspection for FPSO or vessels inspection of immersed structures

K-STER INNOVATIVE MINE KILLER with TILTABLE WARHEAD
K-Ster, the new weapon against mines is a low cost and easy to launch mine killer for clearing minefields. It is designed to operate from any non dedicated platform, at short or long range, in shallow or deep water. Automatically guided towards the target, K-ster allows identification prior to accurate and powerful fire.

The main advantages of K-Ster are its unique tiltable warhead to attack mines accurately and efficiently, its high stability in current, its great efficiency against all types of mines (moored, bottom and partly buried mines) and its insensitive warhead. All of these features are leading to a reduced mine-clearance time.

Over 300 systems sold since 2007.


OLISTER Subsea Mine hunter
OLISTER sytem exists in two different configurations, FDS (Forward Detection Sonar) and MIDS (Mine Idendtification and Disposal system).
Typical missions are:

FDS
- Mine hunting ahead of the ship
- Detection and classification of ground and moored mines on the continental shelf
- Sea bottom survey and investigation
MIDS
- Relocation, identification and destruction of ground and moored mines
- Accurate mid-water or seabottom inspection


PAP MK5 Subsea Mine Identification & Destruction System
Underwater vehicle for the identification and destruction of bottom-laid and tethered mines.
More than 500 units of the PAP system are in service with 20 navies throughout the world.
PAP vehicles have completed more than 45,000 runs including many successful combat missions in the Red Sea, Falklands, Persian Gulf?

By means of a guide-rope, the vehicle navigates in mid-water or at a constant altitude above the seabed. It is fitted with camera and/or sonar for visualisation and identification purposes. The mine is destroyed by the explosion of a 120 kg NATO charge and/or by cutting the mooring rope.

Main characteristics of PAP Mark 5 (basic version):
L 3160 mm, W 120 mm, H 125 mm Weight in air: 890kg (with NATO charge) Max horizontal operating range: 2000m Max operating depth: 300m Very low magnetic and acoustic signatures

Defence & Security - Robotics - Naval USV
INSPECTOR
Unmanned Surface Vehicle (USV)
JETSTAR
Modular Remote controlled USV


Defence & Security - Robotics - Naval Manipulator Arms
ARM 5 E
5 function ELECTRIC manipulator arm
ARM 7 H
7 function HYDRAULIC manipulator arm