Torque Multiplier GEN-2
A standalone tool
The final solution incorporated a battery-powered display capable of providing both torque and turns feedback during operation. Internal memory was added to store operational data, allowing information to be exported once the tool is returned to the surface.
This made it possible to document torque values, rotational direction and operation history without introducing external communication systems or additional support equipment.
The display itself was designed around practical offshore use. To minimize power consumption, it remains in a low-power state until activated, extending operational life while reducing battery requirements.
The system remains a fully self-contained intervention tool that can be stored in a basket, retrieved by an ROV when required and returned once the operation has been completed.
Because the tool does not rely on hydraulic or electrical interfaces from the vehicle, operators do not need to manage additional hoses, cables or project-specific integration during deployment. Torque multiplication, feedback, and logging are all contained within a single standalone unit.
An adjustable clutch mechanism was also integrated into the design, allowing torque settings to be modified subsea according to operational requirements.
Supporting rental operations
Many of the characteristics that shaped Torque Multiplier Gen-2 later proved equally valuable in a rental environment.
Because the tool is self-contained and requires very little project-specific integration, it can be mobilized quickly and deployed across a broad range of intervention scopes. Operators gain access to torque multiplication, feedback, and logging functionality without requiring dedicated support systems or permanent ownership of the equipment.
The ability to retrieve and review operational data after completion also provides an additional level of traceability compared to relying solely on operator observations.
Today, the system forms part of Envirent’s rental fleet, where it continues to support valve operations, connector operations, and other subsea intervention activities.
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