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SeaQuantum Pro U reduces fuel consumption and carbon emissions by up to 7.2%* and enables ultra-low frictional resistance on the underwater hull, made possible through highly effective biofouling control and a smooth, self-polishing surface profile. ​
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SeaQuantum Pro U is a self-polishing silyl acrylate antifouling coating designed to suit a broad range of vessel activity, with an estimated 3.5% speed loss. ​
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The trusted SeaQuantum silyl formulation in SeaQuantum Pro U, combined with an optimal, broad spectrum biocide package, delivers reliable long-term fouling protection and energy efficiency of the hull with a consistent 30 idle day ability. ​
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The SeaQuantum brand is a global leader in silyl-based anti-fouling coatings with verifiable speed-loss performance. It has been the choice for over 16,000 vessel applications over the last two decades. ​
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*Average in-service speed deviation over 60 months docking interval based on ISO 19030 measurement methods. Fuel saving estimates are compared with market average speed loss of 5.9% and a 1:3 power to speed ratio.​
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
SeaForce Active provides reliable performance, meeting basic needs at an affordable price.
Biocide free coating which protects hull from fouling contributing to hydrodynamic efficiency to be used as a finish coat for immersed environments.
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%.
SeaForce Shield provides reliable performance, meeting basic needs at an affordable price.
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