Seascape Subsea BV

Seascape Subsea BV is an underwater product developer based in Sleeuwijk in the Netherlands. Its story is tied to that of its founder, Martijn Juijn, who was introduced to the underwater world by his father, Tom Juijn, a Royal Dutch Navy diver and salvage master. Martijn built underwater technology from an early age, including custom camera housings and an underwater scooter, then worked as a commercial diver on salvage operations and underwater construction projects around the world, consistently looking for ways to improve the available equipment and make operations faster, safer and more efficient. He founded Seascape Subsea to bring those ideas to life. The company works on two tracks. It is the sole developer and producer of Novasub, its in-house product line of underwater equipment, and it also represents a number of other subsea brands so that customers can buy across the market from a single supplier. Novasub cables and umbilicals for the diving and offshore underwater sectors are constructed from polyurethane and reinforced with aramid fibers, and each cable and umbilical can be terminated to a customer's specific requirements. The range is broad and is sold through an online store with prices quoted excluding VAT. Categories include ROVs and parts, USVs and parts, sonars, positioning, sensors, subsea video, underwater connectors, underwater tools, cables and reels, enclosures, buoyancy and ballast, motors and actuators, switches and indicators, and diving equipment. Named items include the Sonoptix ECHO multibeam imaging sonar, the HELIOS-2 underwater light, the ARGOS-1 underwater bullet video camera, the WaterLinked DVL A50, the CDUR-01 and CDUR-06 umbilical cables, the DLR series of video and Ethernet cables, the NSCR cable storage reel, the NSUWSR underwater slip ring, and Fathom ROV Tether and Fathom Spool products. Connector families run from the Cobalt series and Wetlink Penetrators through the MC Micro series, NA Nano Series, RM Rubber Molded, SC Standard series and TC Tiny series. Diving equipment covers air control, helmets, umbilicals, diver radios, cameras and lights, and video systems. Alongside the hardware the company sells services directly: cable termination, umbilical termination, hose termination, molding, certification, and ROV and USV integration, administered through a service portal. Its stated in-house disciplines are subsea engineering, electrical engineering, software development, and testing and simulation, and it uses that combination to deliver integrated solutions so a client does not have to coordinate several suppliers. The positioning it puts on the whole offer is reliable, safe and efficient equipment for demanding underwater environments.