Combat Marine Fouling with Sonihull
Marine fouling increases drag, raises fuel consumption, and accelerates costly maintenance for both commercial fleets and private vessels. Sonihull is the world’s leading ultrasonic antifouling system, providing a chemical-free and maintenance-friendly alternative to traditional methods.
Instead of relying on toxic antifouling paints or sacrificial anodes, Sonihull uses high-frequency ultrasound to stop marine growth, biofouling and calcium build-up from attaching to hulls, pipework, sea chests and other critical surfaces. The result is long-term hull protection with zero pollutants released into the water.
Ultrasonic Antifouling Technology for Commercial & Recreational Vessels
No chemicals. No maintenance. No compromise.
Sonihull uses a series of transducers to send ultrasonic pulses through your vessel’s structure, creating microscopic vibrations that deter biofouling at the cellular level. The result: a clean hull, improved efficiency, and no harm to marine ecosystems.
✅ Zero Biocides or Harmful Chemicals
✅ Reduced Drag and Fuel Consumption
✅ Suitable for Hulls, Sea Chests, Pipework & Intakes
✅ Long-Term Protection with Minimal Maintenance
Commercial, Defence & Superyacht Antifouling Technology
Trusted by superyacht operators, defence fleets and commercial vessels, Sonihull delivers advanced antifouling protection without toxic paints or costly downtime.
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Reliable. Scalable. Eco-Safe.
Whether you’re operating a superyacht, commercial vessel, offshore platform, or aquaculture system, Sonihull adapts to your needs. With no drydock downtime and no moving parts, it’s the antifouling solution of choice for fleet managers and sustainability-minded operators alike.
Used on vessels from 10m to 300m+
Trusted by navies, shipyards, and shipping companies globally
Supported by a growing network of certified installers and marine engineers
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Sonihull is the smart choice for sustainable marine operations.
Clean hulls mean faster ships, lower emissions, and longer service life — all without harming the marine environment.
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