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MacDermid Offshore Solutions to supply oceanic environmental control fluid for North Sea subsea equipment

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MacDermid Offshore Solutions (MacDermid) has entered into a contract with a major service company in Brazil to provide biodegradable production control hydraulic fluid, Oceanic Environmental Control Fluid (ECF), for subsea equipment in the North Sea.

Oceanic ECF will be used with equipment such as Christmas trees, manifolds, subsea control modules and umbilicals, and will be manufactured at MacDermid’s Jandira, Sao Paulo plant in Brazil and supplied to the client’s local facility.

The contract will be a one-time supply, with a total duration of approximately 60 days, comprising raw-materials acquisition, manufacture, testing and delivery. The end user, a major operator, will deploy Oceanic ECF in a field in the North Sea.

Dan Gaspard, director of subsea products, MacDermid, said: “This contract represents the first batch of our newly developed, environmentally-friendly, biodegradable hydraulic fluid to be produced in Brazil. Oceanic ECF is a breakthrough technology in terms of production control chemicals formulation, and is qualified according to the most up-to-date and rigorous environmental standards. This contract highlights MacDermid’s ability to deliver solutions that satisfy our clients’ demand for environmental sustainability.”

Read the article online at: https://www.oilfieldtechnology.com/offshore-and-subsea/25032022/macdermid-offshore-solutions-to-supply-oceanic-environmental-control-fluid-to-service-company-in-brazil/

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