Pontoons/Barges

Cathodic protection offers an effective and reliable solution for preventing corrosion on pontoons, barges, and offshore platforms, ensuring long-term protection for submerged metal components. By mitigating corrosion, these systems significantly reduce repair costs, minimize downtime, and extend the operational lifespan of critical marine structures. Safeguard your assets with our advanced cathodic protection systems designed for demanding offshore and marine environments.

Floating structures such as pontoons, barges, and buoys are exposed to aggressive water environments and harsh weather conditions, making them particularly vulnerable to corrosion. Increased corrosion leads to higher repair and maintenance costs. For this reason, sacrificial anodes have long been a standard solution for this type of marine structure and are a well-proven method for combating corrosion.

Sacrificial anodes, made from metals such as zinc, aluminum, or magnesium, function by sacrificing themselves. They corrode instead of the underlying metal, creating a protective barrier against the corrosion process.

Different projects require tailored solutions depending on environmental conditions and structural needs.

Sacrificial anodes can easily be installed both during new construction and retrofitted onto existing structures. The key is proper installation and sizing of the anodes to achieve the desired protection - something we have over 35 years of experience with.

By investing in cathodic corrosion protection with sacrificial anodes, you ensure a long-term solution that not only protects against corrosion but also minimizes maintenance requirements. It is a cost-effective system, as the primary maintenance involves periodic replacement of the anodes.

Sacrificial anodes are crucial in cathodic protection systems, as they actively corrode in place of the structure being protected. Made from metals like zinc, aluminum, or magnesium, these anodes provide protection and effectively halting the corrosion process.

Tailored corrosion protection requires precise planning and expertise. Our engineering team provides custom solutions for HVDC transmission stations, offshore platforms, floating structures, and cable protection systems to ensure long-term performance and reliability.

ICCP systems use an external power source to supply a continuous protective current to the structure. Unlike sacrificial anodes, ICCP systems offer precise control over the protection levels, making them ideal for larger or more complex structures like pipelines and marine vessels.

We are one of Scandinavia's leading suppliers of cathodic protection since 1989. Our headquarters are located in Ramlösa, Helsingborg, in southern Sweden.