Marine Equipment

The certification process for marine products is a procedure that proves the equipment can perform its function even under the most extreme conditions. As GTL (Global Technology Laboratory), the fundamental testing and inspection processes we conduct in our laboratories to ensure your products can navigate the world's waters safely are as follows:

Visual and Functional Analyses
Our certification process begins with an examination of the physical integrity and ergonomic usability of the equipment. Within this scope, visual inspections are conducted on critical control units such as the pilot's cabin (cabina di pilotaggio) to verify that the design meets operational requirements. Additionally, a general efficiency analysis of the system is performed to measure the balance between energy consumption and performance.

Mechanical and Physical Durability Tests
We use advanced testing techniques to simulate the physical stress of the marine environment on equipment:

• Pressure Tests: The leak-tightness and structural integrity of underwater or pressurized pipeline equipment is verified.
• Vibration and Tilt Feature: The device is tested to see if it operates stably under the ship's vibrations while underway and tilt movements in rough seas.
• Humidity and Low Temperature: Environmental limits such as humid air causing intense corrosion in the sea and extreme cold in polar regions are simulated.