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Hello Andre7. Reading your thread on you Dredging project I would advise you to get in touch with a company in Scotland called Seabed Systems that will work with you on this. They are a small company but there experience on this kind of project spans thirty years plus. For information on what...

Christmas Greetings There is one company on the market at the moment that we deal with for advice etc on hose and fittings and that is Pirtek of Aberdeen. If you were to write to alastair@pirtek-abdn.co.uk he will assist you in your needs. Need any more help just ask Regards Tom

Hello, The cheapest way to do you cove is by Diver Operated Dredge system. the reason for using Divers is that they can pick up objects the Dredge miss. Best regards TT340

greetings again friend, I take it that you have your own dredging equipment, I operate diver operated dredges up to 4" and the excavating rates for them are quite good "about 6 tons an hour" in good weather conditions and the spoils can be transported to 2km that you require. If I...

hello Silting up of piers and jetties facing the sea have always been a problem. I have worked on such projests but they have always been ongoing There is a pump on the market called a sand bug but it needs a strong current to carry the spoils away and the only company that design and build to...

Greetings. I have worked in the dredging world for many years and the only thing that I have found to be cost affected in leveling sea bed sites is a mass flow dredger IE:- TT340 belonging to Seabed Systems of ulverston in North West England. There web site is down at the moment but you can get...

hello matey, reading your question in here I was wondering what you were dredging in that how small or large the area you were dredging ie:- has the spoils got to be removed or just put to the one side as in a pipeline or a tinplate. There is a company in Nroth-west England that have devoloped...