Vroon Offshore chooses Micanti Antifouling

Vroon has chosen Micanti to supply antifouling film for its anchor-handling tug-supply (AHTS) vessel, VOS Triton, the company said in its press release.
 
Micanti Antifouling is recognised for its good performance, even when vessels are moored or sailing at low speed. The fact that the product is 100% environmentally friendly is an additional incentive for Vroon Offshore Services (VOS).
 
Micanti has recently increased its focus on the Singapore market, introducing its revolutionary antifouling film to the Asian offshore world. Micanti is convinced that many opportunities lie ahead for this film, which prevents marine growth in a physical manner and is not dependent on vessel movement. Optimum performance is also guaranteed during a period of extended vessel inactivity. Being selected as a Vroon supplier, gives Micanti the opportunity to clearly assess the actual fuel savings for offshore vessels, as Vroon closely monitors fuel consumption.
 
About Micanti
Dutch innovation and award-winning company, Micanti, develops products for effective, environmentally friendly prevention of marine growth. Micanti strives to be the market leader for non-toxic antifouling through a patented technology by applying fibre thorns as a fouling repellent.
For years, the patented product Micanti Antifouling® has been tested and continuously improved in various environments and has been sold in the Middle East and Europe since 2012. In 2015, Micanti actively started marketing in Asia and has chosen Singapore as a regional hub.
 
About Vroon Offshore Services
VOS (Vroon Offshore Services) is a leading maritime offshore-services supplier. Vroon has been active in this business since 1964, with the geographical focus primarily in the North Sea, Mediterranean and South-East Asia. VOS has offices in Aberdeen, Den Helder, Genoa and Singapore.
VOS operates approximately 100 vessels in four main categories: platform-supply vessels (PSV), anchor-handling tug supply (AHTS) vessels, emergency response and rescue vessels (ERRV) and subsea-support vessels (SSV). In addition, a wide range of additional offshore services, such as seismic/survey support, maintenance and scientific support, are offered on a worldwide basis. Around 70 new vessels have been delivered to the fleet since 2007, while older vessels have been divested. The fleet renewal will continue in the years to come.