Hull Surface Treatment (HST) technology is a new environmentally friendly hull cleaning technology for treating the growth on a ship's hull.

It uses no chemicals, detergents or substances which are foreign or harmful to the marine environment. HST instantly kills growth which is then abraded in open seas.
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May 2011 –

HST received much interest during IMDEX 2011 at Singapore this month as part of the Team Australia’s representation at this major defence expo. The technology was well received and generated interest with the navies of the region as well as the commercial shipping sector. Senior personnel from Singapore, Malaysia, India, USA, Russia, and Germany were among the many navies that visited the stand and understood the potential for HST to reduce their fuel bill significantly.

Many thousands of delegates attended the expo held at the Changi Exhibition Centre in Singapore. The conference was officially opened by the Guest of Honour Mr Teo Chee Hean, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for defence in Singapore after a rousing opening ceremony.

IMDEX was well represented with many defence companies displaying the latest in defence products including state of the art weaponry and equipment with 45 international navies participating and 160 exhibitors.
HST was in good company at the Team Australia stand with Australian defence companies representing the best of innovation.

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Team Australia Stand - IMDEX 2011 Singapore

HST Stand - IMDEX 2011 Singapore

L to R: Mr Chris Geater - Marine Operations Manager- T&C Marine, Rear Admiral Davyd Thomas- RAN, Rear Admiral Trevor Jones- RAN, Mr Mark Luchetti - Business Development Director- T&C Marine
2011 IMDEX Singapore