From superyachts to cargo vessels and offshore systems, materials performance is critical in harsh marine environments. At R-TECH Group, we provide accredited testing and consultancy to support safety, reliability and long-term performance across the marine sector.
We are the global testing partner for composite materials for Lloyd’s Register’s marine business, delivering independent testing of resins and reinforcements in line with recognised industry standards.
Accredited testing of polymers, composites and metals to support certification and performance in marine applications.
Evaluation of marine plant and systems to assess condition, remaining life and opportunities for optimisation.
Detailed analysis of material and component failures to identify root causes and prevent recurrence.
In-situ testing, metallography and condition assessment carried out directly on vessels or marine assets.
Specialist advice, specification development and expert witness services for marine projects and disputes.
We provide fully accredited independent testing of marine materials, including resins, reinforcements and metallic components, in line with Lloyd’s Register Rules and EU Mutual Recognition requirements.
Our laboratories support a wide range of testing, analysis and characterisation services, helping clients verify material performance and meet certification standards across marine applications.
Alongside laboratory testing, we offer comprehensive plant integrity and consultancy services for the marine sector.
This includes design and materials evaluation, fitness-for-service assessments, remaining life prediction and performance optimisation. We also specialise in failure investigation, combining laboratory analysis with on-site assessment to provide clear, actionable insights.
Our team regularly supports clients as expert witnesses in legal disputes and arbitration, bringing technical clarity to complex marine cases.
Accurate testing, trusted insight, and practical solutions to help you make confident decisions where materials matter most.
