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antifoulant

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antifoulant
substances used to coat marine netting in fish cages; some may cause unacceptable chemical residues in the farmed fish.


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a) The figure for 2005 was extrapolated from the total production; in addition to production for vector control, DDT is produced for Dicofol manufacture (~ 3,800 metric tons per year) and for antifoulant paints (~ 200 metric tons per year).
2]O) is the antifoulant most widely used, but organic biocides are commonly applied to supplement the antifouling effect.
SeaGuard Heavy Metal Free Antifoulant is a solvent-based ablative coating that utilizes a metal-free organic biocide agent and provides the same effective antifouling protection as traditional copper-based coatings, according to the company.
 
 
 
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