Danish service centre for Reflex

This is the latest addition to Reflex Marine’s expanding global network of centres – all due to the firm experiencing increased demand for crane transfer devices.

“Having an accredited service centre in Denmark allows for a strategically placed Reflex Marine representative to service customer based in that region as well as the rest of continental Europe,” said Charlie House, Reflex Marine.

Reflex will be working closely with Fano Kran in order to introduce the brand new product range, the FROG-XT to the region.

The company said that the FROG-XT crew transfer device is its safest yet. It protects passengers from all the key risks associated with marine personnel transfer and therefore provides crew with a safe and comfortable journey both to and from the installation.

According to Reflex, the greater operating envelope of the FROG-XT means that the device can operate in significant wave heights of up to 4m.

The smaller footprint of the FROG-XT4 compared with its predecessor, the FROG-3, results in less deck space required for both storage and landing. Ease of visual inspection speeds up operations and helps ensure integrity of the device whilst ease of maintenance provides an enhanced ownership experience.

The device provides an excellent back-up if you need to move people when helicopters can’t fly such as for inter-field transfers, low volume crew changes or if emergency down-manning needs to be carried out.

Also offering stretcher-carrying capabilities, the device comes in 4, 6 and 10 person capacities.