ScaleAQ products

The Steinsvik HardRIB is a boat with fantastic seakeeping abilities, which can also withstand a beating. Many will remember the HardRib name fondly, and it’s good reputation is the reason we kept the name. The new hull is developed in collaboration with Ola Lilloe Olsen, among other things known for his work on Palmer Johnson boats.

Steinsvik delivers several models of feed spreaders. Our spreaders are characterized by a solid construction. The bearings are of the highest quality and ensure a considerably longer life than other spreaders, before service is required. Our feed spreaders are available in several models, from 20–50 and 90mm dia. We have delivered around 15 000 of our highly reliable spreaders nationally and internationally the last 15 years. They have a good spread and are very gentle towards the feed. The spread of the feed can be adjusted to 20 meters in diameter. It can be used on feed pipes of 75 and 90 mm. A solid Magnum union connection provides a robust and reliable connection.

The Subfeeder is one of our newest products. It is a product developed for feeding fish below the lice belt. In addition, you can feed every day without being dependent of weather condition (wind/current). It can be directly connected to the 90 mm feeding tube and the feed will be brought down to the desired depth. The Subfeeder is produced in corrosion resistant material, has no moving parts and is highly reliable.

We have developed a new flexible cabinet for mounting on the cage edge. This is a cabinet which combines many features; power, lights, cameras and motorized feed spreaders. Furthermore, there is a communication device for sensor monitoring, management of surveillance cameras and lights, and transmitting video images from camera. There are separate circuits for every single light. Cabinet-in-cabinet solution provides additional protection for components in an extremely corrosive environment. We have also developed a special cable that combines auxiliary lights with fiber transmitting data traffic. This reduces cable in the sea and provides easier maintenance.