Offshore Protective Coating

Offshore Protective Coatings are engineered to withstand the highly aggressive conditions found in marine and offshore environments. These systems provide superior corrosion resistance, impact and abrasion protection, and UV stability for fixed platforms, floating structures, subsea infrastructure, and coastal installations. They are specifically formulated to comply with strict international marine protection standards and extend the service life of critical assets.

2. Key Advantages

• Exceptional anti‑corrosion performance in constant saltwater exposure
• Resistance to mechanical damage, abrasion, and impact
• UV and weathering stability for long‑term aesthetics and protection
• Compatible with cathodic protection systems
• Reduces maintenance frequency and lifecycle costs

3. Application Process

• Surface Preparation: Grit blasting to ISO Sa 2½ or Sa 3 surface cleanliness with a 50–100 μm profile
• Application: Multi‑layer systems including zinc‑rich primers, barrier coats (epoxy or polyurethane), and topcoats tailored for marine exposure
• Curing: As per coating system specification; ambient or controlled curing possible
• Inspection: Holiday testing, DFT checks, and adhesion tests per project QA/QC

4. Technical Features

• Resin Types: Epoxy, polyurethane, polysiloxane systems
• Film Thickness: 300–1000 μm total system
• Service Temperature: from –20°C to +80°C continuous, higher intermittent
• Resistance: Meets severe marine atmospheric and splash zone classifications

5. Standards & Compliance

Meets or exceeds ISO 12944‑9 “Offshore” category, NORSOK M‑501, and other project‑specific offshore industry standards.

6. Best For

• Offshore oil & gas platforms and FPSOs
• Floating production and storage units
• Subsea structures, risers, and pipelines
• Coastal industrial facilities and jetties