Advanced naval protective coatings and marine solutions — DRDO / NMRL-tested and inducted by the Indian Navy, in support of Atmanirbhar Bharat.
We deliver indigenous naval protective solutions — high-performance coatings developed and tested through DRDO's Naval Materials Research Laboratory (NMRL) — to enhance the protection, durability, safety and operational readiness of naval platforms.
These technologies enable domestic manufacturing of defence-grade naval coatings under the Make in India and Atmanirbhar Bharat initiatives.
Developed for the marine environment and tested and approved by the Naval Materials Research Laboratory (NMRL), DRDO — meeting stringent defence quality and performance standards for deployment on Indian Naval platforms.
High-performance deck paints for naval vessels under Indian Navy (MoD) projects — excellent durability, corrosion resistance, abrasion resistance and long-term protection, extending the service life of naval assets.
NMRL approvedA heavy-duty system for weather decks (excluding helidecks) — durability, corrosion protection and slip resistance under foot traffic, equipment movement, seawater, chemicals and adverse weather.
A light-grey exterior system for above-water hulls and superstructures — withstands seawater, UV, salt spray, humidity and extreme weather with excellent colour retention, for new construction, refit and maintenance.
NMRL approvedIndigenous coating technologies developed to enhance the protection, durability and operational readiness of naval platforms and marine infrastructure.
A hydrophobic, self-cleaning PDMS/epoxy coating with excellent anti-corrosion protection that resists dirt, dust and contaminants — superior gloss retention and less maintenance for superstructures, interior compartments and marine structures.
A specialised system for immersed portions of naval vessels — protection against seawater corrosion and marine biofouling that extends hull life, reduces maintenance and improves fuel efficiency.
A single-pack intumescent coating that expands under high temperature into an insulating char layer, with non-toxic smoke — for ship compartments, electrical installations, railway coaches and high-rise buildings. Inducted by the Indian Navy.