Articles Tagged with ''Marine Coatings''

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.

Marine coatings demand and operational changes contributed to stronger margins and cash flow.

The company completed coating application on a 12,000-dwt cargo vessel as the owner broadens corrosion-protection scope ahead of delivery.

AMPP endorsed America’s Maritime Action Plan, underscoring how protective coatings, corrosion control, and standards shape fleet readiness and lifecycle performance.

This study evaluates LNG fleet operations, hull condition, biofouling levels and ISO 19030 performance metrics to assess coating efficiency over a 60-month period.

Steelpaint announced a new regional partnership designed to strengthen its presence across two Mediterranean shipping markets.

A new spiral-wound membrane resists oil fouling in wastewater, supports reuse and avoids intentionally added PFAS for industrial treatment systems.