Offshore operations demand robust solutions to protect critical components from the relentless forces of the marine environment. At MPC, our non-metallic subsea bend stiffener restrictors (BSRs) are designed with precision and the customer's specifications in mind. Let's explore the innovative technology and numerous benefits of our polyurethane bend stiffener restrictors, setting a new standard in the offshore energy industry.
Subsea bend stiffeners are crucial devices used in the offshore energy industry, including wind and petroleum sectors, to prevent the over-bending of umbilicals and cables at the point of termination. These non-metallic stiffeners are engineered to provide a gradual increase in stiffness from the tip to the base, ensuring that the umbilicals or cables do not exceed their minimum bend radius. MPC offers a wide range of bend stiffener assemblies, varying from as small as 8 inches per pound to as large as 15 feet per 1600 pounds.
At MPC, we have continually advanced our bend stiffener technology, introducing completely non-metallic systems that incorporate a patented hose separation and retention system. This innovative technology offers several significant benefits over traditional steel terminations with epoxy potting:
MPC is committed to delivering custom solutions tailored to meet the specific needs of our customers. Whether dealing with static or dynamic surface or subsea applications, our engineering team designs in-house BSRs to ensure optimal performance and protection for your umbilicals and cables.
Polyurethane bend stiffener restrictors from MPC represent a significant advancement in offshore protection technology. With their exceptional durability, reduced weight, lower costs, enhanced flexibility, and ease of installation, our non-metallic BSRs offer a reliable and efficient solution for preventing over-bending in critical offshore components.
Contact us today to discover how our innovative bend stiffener restrictors can enhance the safety and efficiency of your offshore operations.