NOV unit GustoMSC rolls out asymmetrical rack-and-pinion jacking technology for offshore wind vessels

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  • NOV’s GustoMSC unit rolled out a patent-pending asymmetrical rack-and-pinion jacking technology aimed at lifting capacity for next-generation offshore wind installation vessels.
  • The design targets higher load handling without increasing vessel size, system weight, or overall complexity.
  • GustoMSC positioned the technology as a way to support larger turbine classes in deeper-water projects with tighter schedules.


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