Hull Surface Treatment (HST) is a new environmentally friendly hull cleaning treatment for removing growth from a ship's hull.

It uses no chemicals, detergents or substances which are foreign or harmful to the marine environment. The HST system utilises thermal shock to instantly kill the growth and its spores. more

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Download the PUBLISHED PAPER on the effectiveness of HST on treating Sea-Chests and eliminating Bio-Security risk.

T&C Marine along with their ground breaking hull sterilisation technology HST exhibited at the PACIFIC 2012 exposition in Sydney on the 31st January - 3rd February 2012.

The TC Marine stand attracted significant interest from senior naval personnel from all over the world. With most countries experiencing defence budget cuts, any technology that can save fuel consumption and increase dry-dock intervals is a welcome sight. Many countries were represented by their Chief of Navy and the feedback from them concerning HST was enthusiastic and positive. All concerned commented on the fact that anti-foul coatings were not providing the required amount of protection for naval vessels and something more was needed. They saw HST as a perfect fit for their operations and improved efficiency drives.

Mr Mark Luchetti - TC Marine Business Development Director demonstrating HST to the Chief of the Royal Cambodian Navy

Download the EXPO PRODUCED OUTSTANDING RESULTS News Release to read more about the success of the expo

Pacific2012, which was staged at the Sydney Exhibition and Convention Centre in Darling Harbour, was the seventh event in the Pacific series and the most successful to date. It is widely recognised as the essential forum for the commercial maritime and naval defence industries in Australia and the Asia-Pacific and it provides a major international showcase for Australian industry and the nation’s maritime and defence capabilities.

Mr Mark Luchetti - Business Development Director, Mr Chris Geater - Marine Operations Manager

A record number of 411 participating exhibitor companies from 17 different countries took part in this year’s event. It also attracted record attendances totalling 15,534 over the four days of the exposition.

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