French engineering and manufacturing firm Maritech has signed a deal with Greek outfit aqua-tools to manage the supply and training of aqua-tools’ B-QUA ballast test kit. Initially aimed at fleet owners with more than 80 vessels, the on-board kit offers a complete way to verify the performance of ballast water treatments. Maritech business development manager Dimitris Nikoleris said the B-QUA kit, combined with the firm's ATP2G test method, was the only one which could "rapidly assess the viability of all organism sizes stipulated in the Convention".
Greek engineering and manufacturing firm Maritech has signed a deal with French outfit aqua-tools to manage the supply and training of aqua-tools’ B-QUA ballast test kit. Initially aimed at fleet owners with more than 80 vessels, the on-board kit offers a complete way to verify the performance of ballast water treatments. Maritech business development manager Dimitris Nikoleris said the B-QUA kit, combined with the firm's ATP2G test method, was the only one which could "rapidly assess the viability of all organism sizes stipulated in the Convention".