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Subsea Industries Nv-Belgium

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B-2030 Antwerp

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www.ecospeed.be

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  • Only-two-layers-of-Ecoshield-are-required-before-a-rudder-is-fully-protected..jpg

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    The end of cavitation damage on running gear

    2018-09-27T09:47:00Z

    Over the last few months a large number of vessels belonging to eight different owners received Ecoshield protection for their rudders, bow thruster (tunnels) and nozzles. The applications were carried out in shipyards in Turkey, the Netherlands, Singapore, Hong Kong and China on a wide range of ships. These included ...

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  • Hydrex workboat

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    Hull coating stands the test of time

    2020-07-10T22:19:00

    A hull coating has stood the test of time, having been found in near-perfect condition 10 years after its application on a workboat.

  • Underwater cleaning of Ecospeed coating

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    Organotins returning by the back door?

    2017-04-19T10:24:00

    Vessel operators may have thought the use of organotins in marine hull coatings was completely outlawed in 2008 with the ban on tributyltin (TBT), but they can still be used as a catalyst if organotin content does not exceed the allowable limit of 250mg/1kg of paint. Dibutyltin and dioctyltin are ...

  • Application of Subsea Industries’ Ecoshield hard coating

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    Ecoshield for thrusters operating in abrasive conditions

    2017-03-15T09:49:00

    ZF Marine Krimpen is applying Subsea Industries’ Ecoshield hard coating to the nozzles and underwater components of its azimuth thruster units supplied to vessels operating in inland waterways.

  • Unlike biocidal coatings, the in-water cleaning of hard inert coatings is permitted in most of the world’s ports and harbours

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    Biofouling versus ballast water impact

    2017-01-18T12:19:00

    According to Belgium-headquartered Subsea Technologies, a pioneer in the development of hard hull coating systems and hull and propeller cleaning systems, the entry into force of the Ballast Water Convention this September will not prevent the transfer of invasive aquatic species (IAS) unless there is mandatory legislation in place to ...

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    Corrosion damage repair

    2016-10-19T16:26:00

    Belgian corrosion repair expert, Subsea Industries, has a product for filling and building up corrosion damage on rudders, stabiliser fins, thrusters and other underwater gear.

  • The 'Lomer-Gouin' has been coated with Ecospeed to protect the vessel's hull in the long-term

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    Ecospeed protection for Canadian ice-class ferry

    2014-06-12T11:00:00

    A Canadian ice-class ferry has been coated with Ecospeed to give it full, long-lasting protection against damage from impact with ice while transporting passengers between the Canadian cities of Lévis and Québec.

  • If a rudder is not given the proper protection against cavitation and the resulting erosion and corrosion damage, the financial consequences can be substantial for the owner

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    Coating protects rudder of icebreaker tug

    2012-08-24T07:30:00

    The rudder and the ice belt of the harbor icebreaker tug Jääsalo were recently coated with Ecospeed in Naantali, Finland.

  • Ecospeed is applied to the Aster in Zeebrugge.

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    Ecospeed Rapidly Gaining Approval

    2004-07-01T00:00:00

    The Aster, a Belgian Navy minesweeper, has just been completed in Zeebrugge with the Ecospeed system, an innovate new approach to dealing with ship corrosion and fouling from Subsea Industries. This Navy vessel is used for sweeping moored mines and hunting bottom mines all over the world.

  • The surface treated coating prevents fouling penetration by organisms.

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    New Coating Promises Zero Pollution

    2003-08-01T00:00:00

    Loodsboot 1, a large pilot cutter owned by the Belgian state''s pilot services recently became the first ship to be entirely coated in Ostend, Belgium with an STC (surface treated coating) called ECOSPEED.

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