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In Jotun we have close to 100 years experience in steel protection in the harshest environments, and we continue to provide proven corrosion protection – enabling the shift into renewable energy such as offshore wind. Baltoflake delivers maintenance free protection – beyond 30 years in service.
Baltoflake was applied on installations at the Norwegian continental shelf in the 1970s. Upon decommissioning a steel piece from the splash zone was inspected - Baltoflake still in excellent condition – without maintenance. An independent study by, DNV, the world’s leading classification society, has demonstrated that Jotun’s Baltoflake can provide more than 30 years of maintenance free steel protection in splash zones.
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Today, as the industry evolves, how does Jotun approach innovation? How does Baltoflake prove to deliver maintenance free protection beyond 30 years?
Watch the interview with Dr. Anders Skilbred and Ismail Tan from Jotun at ONS 2022.
(Video credit: ONS TV)
Baltoflake is a high-build polyester coating with an outstanding track record.
Baltoflake Ecolife is a styrene-free, high-build polyester coating with exceptional lifetime.
A fast curing, abrasion resistant barrier coating that provides superior corrosion protection.
The power of the wind is here to be harnessed. But to ensure long-term and profitable operation of offshore wind structures, a high standard of corrosion protection will be needed to reduce steel usage and maintenance time and expense, argues Jotun’s Anders Skilbred who advocates a sustainable approach using proven solutions.
Jotun’s Baltoflake coating can provide maintenance-free protection at the splash zone beyond 30 years, according to new research.
This part takes a look at recent developments and the role oil and gas plays in the changing energy world.
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