H. Henriksen is a trusted Norwegian producer of mission critical maritime solutions, specialising in Launch and Recovery Systems (LARS), Automatic LARS systems and Minesweeping systems(MCM).
Since 1856, the company has supported operators at sea with robust, safety critical equipment designed for demanding conditions. Today, H. Henriksen technology is in service with 70% of the world’s navies, enhancing safety, and supporting the shift towards unmanned and autonomous operations in key areas. The company delivers complete systems for both manned and unmanned platforms, from concept and engineering through to installation support and lifecycle service.
Key solutions include:
• SOLUS – LARS solution for Unmanned Surface Vessels (USVs), enabling safe, repeatable launch and recovery in real offshore conditions, with several systems delivered.
• AUV LARS – field proven systems for safe handling of AUVs/UUVs in challenging sea states, now delivered at scale to navies and research operators worldwide. Considered by many as the current benchmark for AUV LARS. Available as containerised, standalone, and lightweight variants.
• HEMLIS – a modular minesweeping system designed for either manned or unmanned deployment, supporting modern MCM concepts with a wide range of capabilities ranging from USV operations, to large scale influence sweeping.
• Henriksen Hooks – a global reference for safe workboat lifting. Used for liferafts, rescue boats and workboats in naval, offshore, and commercial fleets.
All systems are developed with interoperability and modularity at their core. Integrating with a wide range of vessels, mission systems and third-party payloads. Solutions are engineered and tested for reliable performance in harsh environments, with a strong focus on safe deck operations and efficient unmanned handling.
With a long maritime legacy and a clear focus on future naval, offshore and defence requirements, H. Henriksen delivers future ready systems that enable operators to transition to safer, more autonomous operations at sea.
