Biofouling Removal Services involve cleaning marine growth like algae, barnacles, and mussels from ship hulls. Underwater Hull Cleaning is performed by divers or ROVs to maintain vessel efficiency and prevent invasive species transfer. These services help reduce fuel consumption and extend the lifespan of the hull.

Size: Typically covers hull areas from 10m² to 5000m², depending on vessel size.

Grade: Suitable for light to heavy biofouling, including algae, barnacles, and mussels.

Viscosity: N/A (service-based, not a fluid product).

Buoyancy: N/A (performed by divers or ROVs with neutral buoyancy equipment).

Material: Uses brushes, scrapers, or water jets; materials include stainless steel, nylon, or non-abrasive composites.

Operating Depth: Up to 30 meters for diver-assisted cleaning; ROVs can go deeper.

Cleaning Speed: 50m² to 200m² per hour, depending on fouling severity.

Environmental Compliance: Adheres to IMO and local regulations to prevent invasive species spread.

Power Source: Hydraulic, electric, or pneumatic systems for mechanical cleaning.

Certification: Compliant with ISO 8501-1 for surface preparation standards.