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The Naval Architect Priming the Market
International Paint has launched its latest Universal Primer range that will address the International Maritime Organisation (IMO) performance standards for protective coatings (PSPC) and new regulations limiting Volatile Organic Compound (VOC) emissions.
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Dry Cargo International New universal primer from International range meets all requirements
A new range of universal primers for the newbuilding market is being introduced to address the productivity, regulatory, performance and commercial needs of shipyards and ship owners alike - wherever they are.
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Offshore Marine Technology International Paint releases Universal Primer range to meet market need
A new range of universal primers for the newbuildings market is being introduced to address the productivity, regulatory, performance and commercial needs of shipyards and ship owners alike - wherever they may be.
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The Naval Architect Newbuilding Universal Primers
International Paint is introducing a new range of universal primers for the newbuilding market to address the productivity, regulatory, performance and commercial needs of shipyards and ship owners alike.
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Lloyd's List International Paint's new primers meet IMO and regional standards
International Paint has introduced a new range of universal primers, which can be applied to all block sections during the shipbuilding process and meet the latest International Maritime Organisation Performance Standard for Protective Coatings and new regional regulations on emissions, such as the European Union Solvents Emissions Directive.
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Shipping World & Shipbuilder Newbuilding Universal Primers
International Paint is introducing a new range of universal primers for the newbuilding market to address the productivity, regulatory, performance and commercial needs of shipyards and ship owners alike.
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Seatrade Primed for further success: International Paints
Newcastle-based International Paints has widened its portfolio of client offerings this January with the launch of a new range of universal primers.
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Passenger Ship Technology Fuel savings drive coatings development
UK-based International Paint is another leading supplier of coatings to the passenger shipping industry and similarly continues to refine its product range.
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Shiprepair & Conversion Technology International Paint improves anti-foulings
UK-based International Paint continues to upgrade its product range.
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Maritime Reporter and Engineering News International New Universal Primer Range
A new range of universal primers for the newbuilding market is being introduced by International Paint to address the productivity, regulatory, performance and commercial needs of shipyards and ship owners.
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Dry Cargo International Paints & coatings on the marine market
Although newbuilding deliveries from many yards did not emerge at the rates expected last year as owners responded to a fall in rates by delaying and cancelling orders, such was the magnitude of the orderbook that most yards were still at close to full throttle throughout 2009.
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Ship Repair Journal New primer range from IP
International Paint (IP) is introducing a new range of universal primers for the newbuilding market to address the productivity, regulatory, performance and commercial needs of shipyards and ship owners alike - wherever they are.
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The Maritime Executive Corrosion Control Chemistry
Corrosion is an extremely important issue in the maritime industry. Corrosion-related loses experienced by businesses in the US alone range into the billions of dollars. Knowing how to control corrosion depends first on understanding the chemistry involved. Once the chemistry is understood, then appropriate action can be taken.
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Coatings World International Paint launches new universal primer range
International Paint has introduced a new range of universal primers for the newbuilding market to address the productivity, regulatory, performance and commercial needs of shipyards and ship owners alike.
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Dry Cargo International International Paint unveils its toughest-ever coating
International Paint Ltd has introduced its Intershield 803Plus, a new cargo hold coating specifically designed to address the key issue of impact damage from the loading of dry bulk cargoes.
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The Motor Ship Cargo hold protection
International Paint's latest introduction is Intershield 803Plus, a cargo hold coating specifically designed to address the key issue of impact damage from the loading of dry bulk cargoes.
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Lloyd's List Coatings and cold hard truths
The sophisticated ships destined to recover hard to reach resources under ice-covered polar seas have required new thinking on design and contruction. No matter how profound that thinking has been, however, owner perference for the protective coating Intershield 163 Inerta 160 has remained constant.
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The Baltic How a coating can cut carbon and cost
International Paint Lts is part of AkzoNobel, one of the world's leading industrial companies and the largest global coatings manufacturer.
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Protective Coatings Europe How a Coating can cut Carbon and Cost
An Environmental Position Report from International Paint with COP 15 update by the editor.
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Ship Repair Journal AzkoNobel chief puts his name to COP 15
AzkoNobel Chief Executive Hans Wijers recently threw his weight behind 'The Copenhagen Communique on Climate Change' by adding his name to those of hundreds of other global business leaders who called on world leaders to close a deal on climate change when they met in Copenhagen in December.
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Marine Log Coatings: Cutting your Carbon
The United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change concluded last month in Copenhagen, Denmark, providing little guidance in the 'Copenhagen Accord' for further reducing CO2 emissions from international shipping.
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Seatrade Cruise Review In persuit of energy savings
An era of rising bunker and overall operating costs and tightening environmental controls has seen cruise ship operators vigorously persue fuel-saving and emissions-cutting measures.
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Tanker Operator Selecting the right coating aids emissions control
Although as far as shipping was concerned, COP 15 was a bit of a damp squib, coatings manufacturers were already working towards products that would help cut carbon emissions and costs.
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Drydock Magazine Paints and Coatings
Despite their 80-year history, the past is the last thing on anyone's mind at International Paint's cutting-edge research laboratory in Newton Ferrers.
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Coatings World Marine & Offshore Coatings Market
The marine coatings market reported growth opportunites in the offshore and petro-chemical segments in 2009. Marine coatings manufacturers are hopeful this momentum will continue to build in 2010.
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A Fresh Coat Despite an imminent slump in shipbuilding, formulators of marine coatings continue to invest in technology and production capacity
The first indications of softening in the 2bn lb (907 tonne) global marine coatings market have appeared, with the full impact of the recession anticipated in 2011 and 2012.
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Shipping World & Shipbuilder Can BWTMS kill the coat?
The anti-corrosion properties of a bllast tank's barrier coating could be adversely affected by some ballast water treatment technologies, especially those systems based on electrolysis or generation of chlorine or ozone.
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Tanker Operator Overspray/dry spray should be carefully controlled
In today's economic climate, it is becoming more and more critical for vessel operators to maximise efficiency.
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Coatings Pro Copper-Free Antifouling Technology
International Paint launches a new antifouling onto the US market. Interspeed 5640 is a copper-free, controlled depletion, polymer-type product that has been formulated to provide more of a choice in terms of fouling control.
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