Suppressive Coatings

Suppressive coatings are specially engineered surface layers designed to reduce or eliminate corrosion, fouling, or other unwanted interactions on materials such as metals. These coatings work by creating a protective barrier that prevents harmful substances, like water or chemicals, from reaching the material’s surface. They can also alter surface properties to deter biological growth or reduce friction. Common in industrial, maritime, and infrastructure applications, suppressive coatings help extend the lifespan and performance of equipment and structures by providing consistent, durable protection against environmental damage.