SeaShield Subsea & Splash Zone Coatings

[@winnandcoales]

Hi Naeem, thank you for your question. We usually recommend from 1-2m above the highest astronomical tide (the splash zone which can be more aggressive depending on location) to 1m below the lowest astronomical tide. Hope this helps, please do not hesitate to contact us for further information.

[@Barry4B]

Great sound track !

[@winnandcoales]

Hi Naeem, Many thanks for your comment. You have asked how the CP anodes would work if the shield epoxy is not dielectric. The system can be used in conjunction with CP or without CP. CP can be used to protect those portions of the pile which are uncoated and in the immersed zone. The system is never applied over sacrificial anodes. The Epoxy Grout Resin is a tightly adhered barrier coating. Hope this answers your question but, if there is anything further please do not hesitate to contact us.

[@dentalmanuk]

Its a brilliant video explaining the product features, but I have a question that how the CP anodes would work if the shield epoxy is not dielectric in nature. could you please elaborate about the coupling of CP system with this system tq

[@dentalmanuk]

how to determine the pile portion to be covered with this shield when you say above and below? is there any rule of thumb or its different for different geographical regions

[@ingridmitchell1742]

Me too 😊