DAM/BLOK™ Splice Kits are comprised of a unique combination of up to three levels of sealing protection that produce a highly, reliable, full-ocean depth pressure splice. Mechanical seals, chemical bonds, positive water blocking, and a polyurethane over-mold work together to prevent leak water present in the cable or water outside the cable from passing through the splice to the electrical connection.
Radial squeeze resulting from the compression dams prevents any leaking water migrating along the non–bondable elements from passing through. No driving force present can overcome the persisting interference due to the isostatic nature of the seal (the same pressure exists on all sides of the seal). The DAM/BLOK™ Splice uses ambient pressure to prevent internal water migration.
Up to 25-hour mission duration
Speeds up to 4.2 knots
Increased module payload capacity
Search and recovery
Hydrography
Deep sea mineral exploration
Marine & Fisheries research
The Fiber Optic Splice Kit is designed to meet the unique demands of environments requiring high-speed, fibre-based broadband connectivity, such as rural areas.
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