Choose which categories of cookies you allow. Strictly necessary cookies are always on.
Required for core site functionality, security and your session. Always active.
Help us understand how visitors use the site (e.g. Google Analytics) so we can improve it.
Used to measure campaigns and show you relevant ads on other sites (e.g. LinkedIn, Google Ads).
|
Sr. No. |
Item |
Description |
|
1 |
Company Name |
|
|
2 |
Website |
www.macartney.com |
|
3 |
Established Date |
1978 |
|
4 |
Headquartered |
Denmark |
|
5 |
Market Position/ History |
MacArtney Group’s journey began on May 1st, 1978, when founder Martin MacArtney and his wife Winnie started their business from their home, initially focusing on distributing cables and connectors for offshore use. As the demand for more comprehensive underwater systems grew, MacArtney expanded its offerings, leading to the establishment of its first workshop in 1982. Over time, the company broadened its scope, forming strategic partnerships to enhance its portfolio, notably with ASME in 1997. By 2008, MacArtney secured partial ownership of ASME, and in 2017, the company fully acquired ASME, which was subsequently rebranded as MacArtney Manufacturing. This acquisition marked a significant milestone, enhancing MacArtney’s capabilities in the marine and offshore sectors. Simultaneously, MacArtney expanded its expertise by acquiring Klinkby Maskinfabrik in 2017, which became MacArtney Hydraulics, specializing in bespoke hydraulic cylinders for industrial and offshore applications. In 2021, the company further solidified its position in the market by establishing MacArtney Offshore Wind Solutions, focusing specifically on the growing offshore wind industry. With over 40 years of experience in underwater technology, MacArtney combines its mechanical design and automation expertise to provide innovative solutions, securing its future growth and expansion in the global underwater technology sector. |
|
6 |
Sales Area |
Worldwide |
|
7 |
No. of Employees |
500 Employees |
|
8 |
Competitors |
QPC Fiber Optic, LLC BGB LTN Servotechnik GmbH |
|
9 |
CEO |
Niels Peter Christiansen |
|
10 |
Ownership Type |
Private |
|
11 |
Contact Information |
Gl. Guldagervej 48 (Goods in/out - Bytoften 10) Tel: +45 7613 2000 |
MacArtney is a global supplier of underwater technology products and systems, specializing in the design, manufacture, and service of advanced systems used by various industries, including oil and gas, offshore energy, renewable energy, ocean science, and naval applications. Established in 1978, the company provides high-quality, reliable products such as subsea cables, connectors, marine winch systems, fiber optic telemetry, underwater cameras, and remotely operated vehicles.
With operations in 18 countries and a network of 24 distributors worldwide, MacArtney ensures that its products and solutions are available globally with local support. The company is dedicated to delivering integrated, end-to-end systems that encompass everything from system design and project management to after-sales support and training. Their commitment to innovation, quality, and service enables them to provide solutions for complex underwater challenges.
Services offered by the company is as follows:
|
Product |
Product Description |
|
Fibre Optic Rotary Joint Model 291 |
The FO291 is a multi-pass, singlemode fiber optic rotary joint (FORJ). It is passive and bidirectional, and allows the transfer of optical signals across a rotational interface on 2 to 9 separate singlemode optical fibers. The FO291 can be combined with electrical and / or fluid slip rings, giving a single, compact package for optical signals, electrical power and fluid transfer, with ISO 9000 quality. Features 2 to 9 singlemode channels Can be combined with electrical slip rings, fluid rotary unions and the model 190 multimode fiber optic rotary joint Alternative drive coupling arrangements are available (consult factory for specification details) Tested to 10,000 psi (69,000 kPa) when fluid-filled Aluminum and stainless-steel construction Connectorized interfaces, for easy fiber cable replace-ment Rugged design MIL-STD-167-1 ship vibration MIL-STD-810 functional shock (40g) Benefits Can be integrated into existing slip ring designs Passive bidirectional optical transmission Can be combined with electrical slips and fluid unions Long life Applications Remotely operated vehicles Floating production systems Undersea telemetry Seismic streamers Radar antennas Cable reels |
|
Fibre Optic Rotary Joint Model 300 |
The FO300 is a prism based multichannel fiber-optic rotary joint (FORJ). It is a passive and bidirectional device which can be used as a standalone device or easily integrated into a rotary assembly, enabling transfer of high data rate optical signals across a rotating interface. The FO300 has three versions optimized to fit customer requirements in cost effective & compact package sizes: Version A to support up to 17 channels Version B to 31 channels Version C to 52 channels Features & Benefits Compact package sizes optimized to reduce size and weight Stainless steel construction and ruggedized field-proven design Multimode and singlemode channels can be combined in one unit Long-life high channel-count device Applications Turrets and rotating pedestals Ground, air and naval radar High-bandwidth cable reels Floating Production System (FPS) turrets Remotely Operated Vehicles (ROV) and other marine equipment winches |
|
Fibre Optic Rotary Joint Model 319 |
The FO319 is a non-geared, singlemode, compact 2-channel fiber optic rotary joint (FORJ). It is a passive and bidirectional device which can be used as a standalone device or easily integrated into a rotary assembly, enabling transfer of high data rate optical signals across a rotating interface. Features Provides rotary coupling for two singlemode fiber links Passive bidirectional device Alternative drive coupling and mounting arrangements are available (consult factory for specification details) Stainless steel housing Ruggedized design MIL-STD-167-1 ship vibration MIL-STD-810 functional shock (40g) Operating temperature of –46°C to +71°C Junction Box version available Benefits Can easily be integrated with Focal standard Electrical Slip Rings, including Hazloc Slip Rings Redundant channel for single channel applications Two independent bi-directional fiber paths Compact Long life No difference in the insertion loss or return loss of either channel Applications Remotely Operated Vehicle (ROV) and other marine equipment winches Industrial automation Video surveillance Ground, air, and naval radar Electro-optic (EO) pods Turrets and rotating pedestals High bandwidth cable reels |
|
Fibre Optic Rotary Joint Model 206 |
The FO206 is a single-channel, singlemode fiber optic rotary joint (FORJ). It is passive and bidirectional, and allows the transfer of optical signals across rotational interfaces. Features Provides rotary coupling for a singlemode fiber link Passive bidirectional device Alternative drive coupling and mounting arrangements are available (consult factory for specification details) Connectorized interfaces, for easy fiber cable replacement Stainless steel, aluminum or anodized aluminum housing Ruggedized design MIL-STD-167-1 ship vibration MIL-STD-810 functional shock (40 g) Benefits Can be integrated into existing slip ring designs Passive bidirectional optical transmission Can be combined with electrical slips and fluid unions Long life Applications ROVS Remote I/O in industrial machinery Video surveillance systems Material handling systems Sensor platforms Indexing tables Cable reels Robotics Turrets |
|
Fibre Optic Rotary Joint Model 197 |
The FO197 is a single-channel, multimode fiber optic rotary joint (FORJ). It is passive and bidirectional, and allows the transfer of any type of optical signal across rotational interfaces. The FO197 fiber optic rotary joint can be combined with electrical and / or fluid slip rings, providing a single, compact package for optical signals, electrical power and fluid transfer. Features Provides rotary coupling for a multimode fiber link Passive bidirectional device Alternative drive coupling and mounting arrangements are available (consult factory for specification details) Connectorized interfaces, for easy fiber cable replace-ment Stainless steel, aluminum or anodized aluminum housing Ruggedized design MIL-STD-167-1 ship vibration MIL-STD-810 functional shock (40 g) Benefits Can be integrated into existing slip ring designs Passive bidirectional optical transmission Can be combined with electrical slips and fluid unions Long life Applications ROVS Remote I/O in industrial machinery Video surveillance systems Material handling systems Sensor platforms Indexing tables Cable reels Robotics Turrets |
|
Fibre Optic Rotary Joint 197S |
The FO197S is a sealed single-channel multimode fiber optic rotary joint (FORJ) which is passive and bidirectional, and allows the transfer of analog or digital optical signals across rotational interfaces. The FO197S is specially designed for durable, corrosion free use when exposed to harsh outdoor environments. Features Passive bidirectional optical transmission Bulkhead connector and Pigtailed versions available Low optical insertion loss options for common sensor wavelengths High return loss (i.e. low back reflection) available Can be combined with Moog electrical slip rings and fluid unions Can be integrated into existing slip ring designs Ruggedized design MIL-STD-167-1 ship vibration MIL-STD-810 functional shock (40 g) Benefits Environmentally sealed design allows for long-life in rugged installations and reduces maintenance costs Low back reflection and insertion losses allow for FORJ integration with very sensitive optical sensor measurements systems Applications Wind Energy Remote I/O in industrial machinery Video surveillance systems Material handling systems Sensor platforms Indexing tables Cable reels Robotics Turrets |
|
Fibre Optic Rotary Joint Model 285(sm) / 286(mm) |
The FO285 (single-channel singlemode) and the FO286 (single-channel multimode) are passive and bidirectional, and allow the transfer of optical signals across rotational interfaces. Both models also offer other benefits of fiber optics, including low spark hazard. With a body diameter of only 9.5 mm and lengths of 26 mm and 19 mm for the FO285 and FO286 respectively, both units are ideally suited to applications where size and weight are critical issues. Features Provides rotary coupling for a multimode fiber link Passive bidirectional device Alternative drive coupling and mounting arrangements are available (consult factory for specification details) Stainless steel, aluminum or anodized aluminum housing Ruggedized design MIL-STD-167-1 ship vibration MIL-STD-810 functional shock (40 g) Benefits Can be integrated into existing slip ring designs Passive bidirectional optical transmission Can be combined with electrical slips and fluid unions Long life Applications Unmanned ground vehicles Robots Surveillance systems Industrial automation Unmanned aerial vehicles and sub-systems |
|
Fibre Optic Rotary Joint Model 310 |
The FO310 is a sealed single-channel fiber optic rotary joint (FORJ) which is factory configured to transfer optical signals over either singlemode or multimode fiber. The FO310 supports both analog and digital optical signals, and is especially suited for sensitive single-pass optical sensing applications where optical insertion loss and back reflection must be minimized. Features Passive bidirectional optical transmission Low optical insertion loss for common sensor wavelengths High return loss (i.e. low back reflection) available Provides rotary coupling for either a singlemode or multimode fiber link with the same footprint Can be combined with Moog electrical slip rings and fluid unions Can be integrated into existing slip ring designs Rugged design with IP 67 rating, MIL-STD-167-1 Ships vibration and MIL-STD-810 functional shock (40g) Bulkhead connector and Pigtailed versions available Benefits Low back reflection and insertion losses allow for FORJ integration with very sensitive optical sensor measurement systems Environmentally sealed design allows for long-life in rugged installations and reduces maintenance costs Supports either singlemode or multimode fiber, allowing future upgrade without modifying the surrounding mechanical infrastructure Applications Winches and cable reels for optical sensor systems Distributed Temperature Sensing (DTS) Temperature Point Sensor Arrays (TPSA) using Fiber Bragg Gratings (FBG) Distributed Acoustic Sensing (DAS) Pitch control data and / or fiber-optic blade sensing for wind turbines Sensor systems for helicopter rotor blades Optical Coherence Tomography (OCT) |
Profile Details
Table of Contents
Get a Custom ProfileNeed a tailored company profile or competitive intelligence report? Our analysts are ready to help. Contact Our ExpertsMore ProfilesExplore all published company profiles across 30+ industry verticals. View All Profiles |