SeaForce Active provides reliable performance, meeting basic needs at an affordable price.
The triple biocide package allows the use of this anti-fouling for a 60-month docking interval on the underwater hull, improving the out-of-dock performance. Suitable for application on all vessel types, it is recommended for underwater hulls on newbuildings and dry dockings and can be used in specific areas for offshore constructions.
Seaforce Active is a one-component acrylic, hydrolysing anti-fouling coating based on Hydractive technology™, which helps to improve the biocide delivery and controls the leach layer development. As a part of the SeaForce range, the self-polishing, low-friction characteristics give effective protection against fouling and minimise hull deterioration.
For optimal results, SeaForce Active should be applied on approved primers and tie coats on aluminium and carbon steel substrates. The performance claim is backed with the idle period guarantee for 28 days in year one.
SeaForce has been the most trusted brand in the ion-exchange type of anti-fouling coatings and has been a choice for over 29,000 applications over the last two decades.
Compliant with IMO Antifouling System Convention AFS/CONF/26 + IMO MEPC.331(76).
For more detailed and specific information about the standards, certificates and other documentation please see TDS or contact your local Jotun representative.
AF Max Guard offers a longer 24 months fouling protection & good mechanical resistance designed for coastal vessels to ensure effective hull performance and meet budgetary requirements.
Reduces fuel consumption and carbon emissions by up to 7.2% and enables ultra-low frictional resistance on the underwater hull.
Offers an ultra-low frictional resistance on the underwater hull, contributing to the reduction of fuel consumption and carbon emissions by up to 10.2%.
Offers an ultra-low frictional resistance on the underwater hull, contributing to the reduction of fuel consumption and carbon emissions by up to 10.2%.
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