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On this page we offer documents for download to help understand the Transocean Coatings product portfolio. 

Download brochures about certain product groups or for specific markets like marine, off-shore or yachting. 

Find information documents which explain the terminology used and learn about paint components, how to read product datasheets and so on. 

We also offer calculation tools to assist in preparing for your next coating project.

Brochure: Protective Coating system selection with ISO 12944 (Spanish)
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A brochure in Spanish about selecting products for use in different ISO 12944 environments.
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Brochure: Protective Coating system selection with ISO 12944
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A brochure about selecting Transocean Coatings products for use in different ISO 12944 environments.
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Flyer: Transocean Cleanship anti-fouling
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Read more about Transocean Cleanship proven anti-fouling for ocean going vessels
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Flyer: Transocean Optima anti-fouling
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Read more about Transocean Optima anti-fouling for vessels with short docking intervals
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Folleto de revestimientos protectores offshore (Español)
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Folleto de revestimientos protectores offshore (Español) Brochure off-shore protective coatings (ES)
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Folleto pinturas marinas (Español)
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Folleto pinturas marinas (español) Brochure marine paints (Spanish)
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Folleto pintura para Yates (Español)
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Este folleto ofrece información sobre las pinturas para yates que ofrece Transocean Coatings …
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Flyer: Transozinc
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Flyer: read more about Transozinc Epoxy Primer’s suitability for grit- and hydroblasted steel.
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Brochure: Ultima
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Discover the advantages of low surface energy coatings as an alternative to biocide based anti-foulings on ships’ hulls.
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Flyer: Transocean Transurethane
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Read about the bright and colourful world of Transurethane Finishes: Transurethane Finishes are formulated with selected acrylic resins and isocyanate curing agents to provide protection against atmospheric exposure whether it is intense UV-radiation in tropical climates or the harsh conditions of the arctic zones.
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Guidance to paint application
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Prevent problems at the start by reading through our application guidance.
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Glossary of paint terms
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In this document, Transocean Coatings gives descriptions for key protective and marine jargon.
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Introduction to anti-fouling coatings
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Read more about fouling protection: prevention and reduction of growth on a ship’s hull
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Guidance to Product Data Sheets
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Introduction to reading & interpreting product information in Transocean Coatings product datasheets
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Guide to protective coating selection using ISO 12944
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Explains ISO12944 standard, environments (C5, CX etc.) & durability as input for coating selection
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Estimation of surface areas
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Guidance on estimating areas and paint requirements for ships’ hull, pipes & tanks
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Transocean Coatings paint calculator
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Spreadsheet: calculate spreading rate & areas for ships’ hull, pipes & tanks, unit converter
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Paint coverage calculations / spreading rate
Calculation & Tools
About spreading rate, the effects of thinning, helping to understand paint consumption calculations
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Transocean Coatings protect crane parts in coastal environment

Transpoxy Barrier FF (2.16FF) at 100µm, Transpoxy Masterbond BT (4.68) at 125µm and 75µm polyurethane topcoat were used for 300 microns of protection on these crane parts in Azerbaijan. As no zinc primer was used, this system is in line with the dry film thickness requirements of ISO 12944-5 for a C4 (very high) and C5 (high) corrosive environments, making it very suitable for use in coastal areas such as a harbour.

Performance Record YPF

Country: Argentina
Location: La Plata Refinery Client; YPF
Year: 2007 – today

In Argentina, YPF controls 52% of total refining capacity. Their La Plata Refinery has a processing capacity of 30,000 m3 of oil/day, representing 30% of Argentina’s total refining capacity.
Transocean Coatings has been supplier of YPF since 2007 and has built a true partner relationship with YPF engineering departments and contractors by offering quality paints combined with excellent technical service.

Surface preparation: High pressure water washing followed by blast cleaning to Sa 2½
Products used: Transozinc Silicate (YPF Nr. 5), Transpoxy Masterbond (YPF Nr. 9), Transurethane Finish (YPF Nr.6)
During new constructions, Transozinc Epoxy Primer (YPF Nr. 12) is used where needed to touch-up the zinc silicate.

Download our full case study for more information.

Transurethane HB, specification flexibility appreciated in Australia

Transurethane Finish HB polyurethane topcoat can be applied at a dry film thickness up to 100 micron in a single coat without affecting gloss properties. This high build property makes that it can be used for diverse projects and that is exactly why it is a popular choice for Transocean Coatings customers in Australia as can be seen in these pictures.

Further adding to its flexibility in specifications are the tough film, with good resistance against the spillage of oils and chemicals and the fact that it can be applied direct to various metals for protection in a mild industrial environment.

All and all, Transurethane Finish HB is a durable topcoat with excellent gloss and colour retention for use in coatings systems for C2 to C5 and CX environments (ISO12944, ISO 9223).

New Building at China Shipping Industry

Ship yard:China Shipping Industry
Type of project: New Building
DWT: 64.000
Year: 2015 onwards
Owner: Dong Fang Asset Management

Transocean’s member company in China, Wuxi Hailun Coatings supplied paints for four 64.000 DWT bulkcarrier Newbuildings (hull Numbers:CIS 64000-49/50/51/52)

Shop-primer: Transozinc Silicate Shopprimer 1.53
Anti-corrosive: Transpoxy Masterbond 467 (topcoated with Transurethane Finish 343 where UV resistance was needed)
Anti-fouling: Cleanship 295