SEAWORKS (Vanuatu), Main Street, Nambatu, P.O. Box 3242 Port Vila – Phone +678 7100 230 (WhatsApp)
SEAWORKS (New Caledonia), BP 7036 – 98801 Noumea Cedex – Phone +687 87 55 05
We operate throughout Oceania Islands, with the capacity to stay working at remote locations

A helical anchor/pile consists of one or more helix-shaped bearing plates attached to a central shaft, which is installed by rotating or "torqueing" into the ground. Each helix is attached near the tip, is generally circular in plan, and formed into a helix with a defined pitch. Helical anchors/piles derive their load-carrying capacity through both end bearing on the helix plates and skin friction on the shaft.
Above: Round Shaft (RS)
below: Square Shaft (SS)
Thimbleye & Ovaleye
without Pulling Eye
Twineye & Tripleye
with Pulling Eye
The anchor installation requires a hydraulic Driver .
ABC Diving/SEAWORKS operate PENGO Driver RS-6 up to 6750 ft/lb actual torque (9,287 NM).
Round Shaft anchors torque rating is 2,300 ft/lb (3,164 NM). Ultimate tension rating for RS mechanical strength is 70,000 lb.
Square Shaft anchors Max. Installation Torque is 5,500 ft/lb (5,767 NM). Minimum Ultimate tension strength is 70,000 lb.
The hydraulic Driver is operated off a small barge (draft 0.40 m, length 14 m, width 6 m, lightship 5 ton, deadweight 10 ton).