Vast oceans are often home to raging winds, towering waves, pouring rain, and freezing ice that batter the bridge windows of ships. Ordinary glass would quickly become opaque, yet ocean-going vessels navigate steadily forward. The secret lies in a crucial piece of equipment: the WS-CR Marine Clear View Screen. It is not just a "super-sized marine windshield wiper," but a lifeline for maintaining clear visibility and ensuring navigation safety in extreme weather.

or vessels at sea, the seawater cooling system is the lifeline that ensures stable engine operation. However, the attachment of marine organisms like oysters and barnacles often becomes a hidden threat to this lifeline. They quickly clog sea chests and water inlet pipelines, causing engine temperatures to surge and power output to drop.

The ocean is both a highway for ships and a source of hidden corrosion risks. The unchecked attachment of marine organisms like barnacles and mussels clogs the seawater pipelines of ships, much like blocked blood vessels. This not only drastically reduces cooling efficiency and increases fuel consumption but also triggers electrochemical corrosion, posing serious threats to navigation safety. Today, the Copper And Aluminum Electrodes Marine Growth Preventing System (MGPS) has emerged as an "invisible guardian" for ship seawater systems, leveraging scientific electrochemical principles to safeguard the lifeline of ocean voyages.

The core principle of ship cathodic protection is to convert hull metal (such as steel) into a cathode in a corrosive battery through electrochemical means, thereby inhibiting its oxidation reaction (i.e., corrosion). This technique is mainly achieved by two methods: the sacrificial anodic method and the applied current method.

Difference between copper anodes and aluminum anodes.

As the global shipping industry continues to raise requirements for vessel safety and operational efficiency, traditional anti-corrosion solutions can no longer meet the demand for long-term reliable protection. Recently, our company officially launched the QLYB Series Impressed Current Cathodic Pro

When both copper and zinc electrodes are immersed in dilute sulfuric acid, since zinc is more reactive than copper and easily loses electrons, zinc is oxidized to divalent zinc and enters the solution. Electrons flow from the zinc plate to the copper plate through a wire.

Marine Clear View Screen also called rotating window clear. It is composed of main frame, motor and glass disk, this view screen fits ship cabs. It spins to fling off waves/rain/snow via centrifugal force, keeping vision clear. Optional electric heating melts ice in low temperatures, preventing free