The Stelcatec system is a low-VOC isocyanate-free polyurethane coating specifically designed to repair damaged original coatings on ZPMC cranes.
AkzoNobel demonstrated that coatings with high lamellar glass flake content can provide superior long-term protection for offshore structures, reducing maintenance and extending asset lifespans.
The new generation of Hempel hull coating system increases fuel savings by up to 21%.
Nippon Paint Marine's FASTAR sustainable protective coatings, which offer ultra-low friction with hydrogel water trapping technology, have been applied to over 1,000 vessels.
The new Monna Lisa ship will be coated with AkzoNobel's International® products to reduce CO2 emissions and minimise fuel consumption.
The antifouling hull coating FASTAR from Nippon Paint Marine reduces fuel consumption and benefits to marine life and the environment.
Hempel's silicone coating Hempaguard X7 is now validated by DNV, enabling the company to decarbonise the maritime sector more rapidly and expand its customer base.
The partnership between PPG and RightShip will help develop more sustainable solutions in the maritime industry.
EDR Antwerp shipyard achieved a 40% reduction in overspray with the electrostatic application of the PPG Sigmaglide® 2390 fouling release coating.
PPG helped a technical school in Turkey with products used to refurbish a boat used by shipbuilding maritime students.
The next edition of SMFC will bring together maritime industry stakeholders from across Scandinavia and beyond for two days of knowledge and inspiration.
The signed agreement between WEG and GIT will strengthen the marine coatings offerings globally and provide customised solutions.
The newly-developed hardener Ancamine® 2844 from Evonik can enhance the efficiency, quality and durability of protective and marine coatings in a wide range of applications.
The sustainable, copper-free antifouling NEXEON 810 coating developed by PPG increases the performance of vessels, ensuring high performance throughout their operational life.
Data compiled from ships show that the coating Intersleek 1100SR® by AkzoNobel helped reduce fuel bills by $8 billion and emissions by 41 million tons.