Articles Tagged with ''Marine Coatings''

Independent review found the marine-coatings brand’s methodology aligned with ISO 19030, a standard for measuring hull and propeller performance.

The fleetwide rollout followed onboard trials evaluating deck temperatures, cooling demand and crew conditions during voyages in high-solar-radiation regions.

Hempel reported €2.165 billion in 2025 coatings sales as strong Marine growth helped offset currency effects and lift profitability to a record level.

A biocide-free approach to controlling hull fouling targets vessel efficiency, emissions and material waste without relying on conventional antifoulants.

The agreement with COSCO SHIPPING Bulk brings antifouling and hull-performance systems to a major vessel-building program.

The technology can improve transfer efficiency, reduce overspray and support sustainability goals in marine coating applications.

Biocidal antifouling coatings continue to dominate marine biofouling control as regulators, shipowners and coatings manufacturers reassess performance, risk and sustainability tradeoffs.

This article evaluates prevailing metal surface preparation technologies, analyzes industry-specific pretreatment selection criteria and reviews emerging innovations in this space.

The EOLMED project required different protection strategies above, below and inside the waterline.

ISO released a new standard aimed at environmentally responsible ship hull cleaning, developed with input from marine coatings stakeholders including Jotun.