Stig Olsen, Sales and Marketing Director Innova, and Brian Hector, Technical Sales Director OceanTools, shaking hands on the deal at Subsea Expo in Aberdeen yesterday

OceanTools appoint Innova as distributing partner in Norway

OCEANTOOLS Limited, a world leading subsea engineering company based in Aberdeen Scotland, are delighted to announce the new appointment of ...

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OCEANTOOLS Limited, a world leading subsea engineering company based in Aberdeen Scotland, are delighted to announce the new appointment of Norwegian company Innova as exclusive reseller of their market-leading subsea cameras, lighting and dye detection systems. Innova, a well renowned technology company which provide multidiscipline engineering services, products and solutions to the international underwater industry, now also include OceanTools product lines within their subsea rental catalogue.

Brian Hector, Technical Sales Manager at OceanTools, said: “We have an active team of distributors across the world and its great to add Innova to the group. They have a long-established presence in the Norwegian North Sea region and many great customer relationships which they can enhance with OceanTools products. We are looking forward to a long and prosperous partnership” 

Stig Olsen, Sales and Marketing Director at Innova said “We look forward to working with OceanTools and developing our Business Relationship for the best of our customers”.

For full details of OceanTools’ global distributor team visit https://www.oceantools.co.uk/distributors

OceanTools offer a world-leading range of beautifully engineered subsea cameras, lights and associated video products for professional use. These include everything from ultra-compact tooling cameras up to HD and Gig-E cameras. OceanTools DyeTector systems are used to detect leaks from underwater infrastructure such as manifolds, wellheads and pipelines. For more information visit https://www.oceantools.co.uk/#products

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