Pacific Basin trusts in graphene-based propeller coatings
Pacific Basin is applying a graphene-based propeller coating, XGIT-PROP, across its entire fleet to improve efficiency.
Read morePacific Basin is applying a graphene-based propeller coating, XGIT-PROP, across its entire fleet to improve efficiency.
Read moreStolt Tankers said that it is the first shipping company in the world to apply a cutting-edge sustainable coating to the hull of one of its chemical tankers, Stolt Lotus.
Read moreIn January 2022, DNV published a technical news drawing attention to the latest trend related to propeller shaft aft bearing damage on vessels, typically 10 years or older. As the trend persists, DNV highlights key challenges in detecting early signs of aft bearing damage, emphasizing the need for proactive measures to minimize risks and potential severity of damage.
Read moreABS is joining Mencast Marine (MMPL), the Singapore University of Technology and Design (SUTD), and the National Additive Manufacturing Innovation Cluster (NAMIC) on a project to manufacture and class a 3D-printed propeller.
Read moreAccording to Gard, the number of stern tube-related damage claims has increased considerably over the last few years and such damages are now one of the more frequent claim types handled by Gard under the hull and machinery policies.
Read moreAscenz Marorka, a GTT Group company, announces that it has been granted a Type Approval certification for its ShaPoLi solution by the classification society Bureau Veritas.
Read moreERMA FIRST has launched a new energy saving device, FLEXCAP, that builds on the capabilities of propeller boss cap fins to optimise maritime efficiency.
Read moreGraphite Innovation & Technologies (GIT) announced its new application agreement with Eastern Pacific Shipping, to reduce emissions and improve CII.
Read moreStolt Tankers and Graphite Innovations & Technology (GIT) have signed a two-year agreement to apply GIT’s XGIT-PROP graphene-based marine coating to the propellers of 25 Stolt Tankers ships during 2023.
Read moreCrews on Monday, January 6 2020, placed the 150-ton section of the capsized vessel M/V Golden Ray inside Reef SFC approximately 20 miles east-southeast of St. Simons Island, after all materials were inspected for cleanliness, to be used as an artificial reef for maritime species.
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