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Aquasign® subsea marker systems are designed as an environmentally friendly approach to anti-fouling underwater identification.
Unlike traditional anti-fouling methods that are designed to kill attaching marine life, our exuding silicone based marker’s unique technology does not use toxic biocides or metallic compounds. The proprietary oils that release from the marker’s surface are completely non-toxic, thus having no impact on the marine habitat.
Both Aquasign® subsea labels and adhesive systems have undergone third-party toxicity testing to qualify them as environmentally friendly – they are completely non-toxic or hazardous, and can be used in all marine environments.
Further information about the environmental friendliness of our products is available from our Knowledge Hub below where videos and installation guides are available. Our Client Portal features testing reports and more technical papers- click here to register and access all of the reports on our environmentally friendly subsea markers..
We welcome the opportunity to discuss your project requirements in more detail, contact us and one of our expert team will be happy to help.
Tuesday 16 January 2018
Money saving strategies have always been prevalent for any oilfield project, and never more so than in the current market climate. AQUASIGN pride ourselves on being market ready with our products, and while developing our one part, silicone offshore adhesive – Biohesive® 225 – money saving and multiuse were two criteria at the top of …
Thursday 16 November 2017
Biofouling or ‘biological fouling’ is the accumulation of microorganisms, plants, algae, or animals on wetted surfaces. The offshore oil and gas industry provides a multitude of different assets underwater for these organisms to grow on, but why do they become an issue? Additional weight load and drag. FPSO’s boat hulls can become covered in biofouling …
Monday 04 December 2017
Subsea signage, subsea markings, underwater identification…name them what you wish, but when it comes to it, signage is as important to subsea safety as common road signs are to motorists. There can be numerous tree’s, manifolds and supporting hardware underneath one single oil platform: how can each template be identified? Keeping tags on equipment, what …
