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Preparations are underway to fill bottles for a new batch of P-Series IAPSO Standard Seawater tomorrow. This will be available for sale later this year following the usual storage period, and calibration to confirm the label value. bit.ly/IAPSO #salinity

Buoy refurbishments, Towed Depressor fins and Giant Piston Corers....all projects currently underway in-house! bit.ly/2Q4hKdW

Did you know......we offer regular servicing for our profiling winch systems? The winch condition and operation is fully assessed, and parts such as the seals, bearings and line are replaced as required. bit.ly/3M4uQUM

A big focus on Piston Corers currently, with several different systems in build or en-route to customers around the globe! From our longest (60m) Giant Piston Corer, to our smallest (6m) Mini Piston Corer, we deliver a fully-supported solution worldwide. bit.ly/3foSFVV

A look inside one of our in-build profiling buoys. The automated winch system is programmable, enabling users to configure their own profiles. bit.ly/3MDy9Dp #watercolumnprofiling #ODAS #databuoys #OceanScience

A little teaser of one of our systems currently in-build & on-test! Water column profiling from a data buoy platform using an automated programmable winch system. bit.ly/3MDy9Dp #watercolumnprofiling #ODAS #databuoys #OceanScience

We’re delighted to be exhibiting at @OceanologyIntl in London from 10–12 March. Visit us at Stand #J350 to discuss your project requirements and discover the range of solutions that we can provide. We look forward to welcoming you in London! #Oi26 #OceanScience #OceanTech

It's the end of a busy week, with plenty of buoys, winches and sediment corers in build or ready to ship, and refurbishments of an existing system underway! bit.ly/2Q4hKdW

We like to keep our electrical builds as neat & tidy as possible. Pictured are some of our in-build projects including data buoys and profiling winches. bit.ly/2Q4hKdW

We are busy preparing another data buoy for shipping. This buoy will be supporting a major new infrastructure project with meteorological measurements initially, but the system will eventually include wave/current measurements . bit.ly/4ajB5ln

these will now be added to our ever-growing range of high-quality products for environmental monitoring and sampling. bit.ly/2Q4hKdW

@sequoiasci LISST-200X Submersible Particle Size Analyzers. Performance of the hardware and software of the depressor fins was proven during rigorous sea trails and Factory Acceptance Tests, and...

At OSIL we are always looking to develop new products. We have recently delivered two towed depressor fins of our own design & manufacture to @oilspillexperts to help monitor the effectiveness of oil spill dispersants, alongside some...

We’re pleased to share that OSRL has completed a collaborative project with OSIL @oceanscientific to develop and test two new dispersant monitoring systems to support dispersant use during oil spill response. The systems include towed depressor fins, designed and manufactured by OSIL, integrated with Sequoia Scientific LISST- Black fluorometry and particle size instruments. Working with specialist partners helps us to advance the service we provide and enhance our ability to monitor dispersant effectiveness in the water column.

The @ummalta BLUE Ocean Observatory saw some early action yesterday....wave heights of 12m at 04:19 yesterday morning! 🥴🤢 Thanks for sharing Adam Gauci! bit.ly/2RriZIA http://116.203.23.144:3000/public-dashboards/09afb82979674fec819ac9bee0b03b25

A quick but sincere thank you to Martijn Mineur from Van Oord for sending through some lovely photos of their Midi Vibrocorer in use just before the Christmas break! We are always grateful for photos and videos of our equipment in the field. bit.ly/4anSeJa

We do love seeing our sediment corers and grabs in use (and have sympathies with the buckets issue!)! linkedin.com/posts/convex-s… bit.ly/3AgjhU

Electronic Engineers from British Antarctic Survey have been on our Laboratory Measurement of Salinity Course to learn how to troubleshoot, diagnose & undertake minor repairs of salinometers while on-board research vessels or in remote locations. bit.ly/3j1Sd4k