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INSTALLED BY THE CREW

DELIVERED GLOBALLY

SUITABLE FOR ALL VESSEL TYPES

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THE ENGINEERED ERA OF PIRACY PROTECTION

STOP

UNAUTHORISED

BOARDING WITH

ENGINEERED

VESSEL PROTECTION

USED BY OIL MAJORS AND GLOBAL OPERATORS

ENGINEERED TO DETER

Creates a physical barrier that makes boarding significatly harder.

RAPID DEPLOYMENT

Installed by the crew in under 2 hours - with no specialist equipment requried.

GLOBAL SERVICE MODEL

Delivered and recovered at key ports and offshore locations around the world.

NO OWNERSHIP BURDEN

Rental options remove the need for purhcase, storage and long-term commitment.

RENTAL ANTI-PIRACY BARRIERS

RENTAL
ANTI-PIRACY BARRIERS

Hardware-as-a-service.  Installed by crew. No razor wire.  No ownership burden.

Stop unathorised boarding.
Engineered.  Proven.
Deployed world-wide

Hardware-as-a-service

Installed by the crew

No razor wire

No ownership burden

THE THREAT HASN'T CHANGED

THE RESPONSE HAS

Pirates still look for the same opportunities.  The difference is how vessels respond.

HOW PIRATES BOARD VESSELS

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SPEED BOATS

LADDERS

Small, fast, capable of closing distance quickly

Simple equipment
used to overcome freeboard.

SPEED

OPPORTUNITY

Quick, aggressive
boarding attempts.

Exploiting gaps in 
vessel security and response

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PALAEMON BARRIERS

Engineered to prevent unauthorised boarding, without adding risk to the crew or operations

SAFE FOR CREW

No sharp edges, no rust,
No specialist tools

SCALABLE BY DESIGN

Cover critical areas or
full perimter of the ship

DEPLOYED GLOBALLY

Trusted by global operators worldwide

TRADITIONAL PROTECTION

Limitations of exisiting solutions

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Razor wire can be cut or bypassed

Improvised measures are inconsistant

Creates risk to crew during installation

Proven failure in real-world incidents

ENGINEERED PROTECTION

A new standard in ship protection

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Physical barrier that prevents boarding

Designed for fast, safe deployment by crew

Engineered for demanding marine environments

Proven in real-world operations

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TRADITIONAL PROTECTIONS

CUT OR BYPASSED

INCONSISTANT

CREW INJURIES

ENGINEERED PROTECTION

ENGINEERED FOR MARINE USE

FAST AND SAFE TO USE

PREVENTS BOARDING

RAPID DEPLOYMENT
BY CREW

No specialist installation required

Installed by the onboard crew using standard equipment - no specialists, no delays, no disruption.

ENGINEERED TO
PREVENT BOARDING

Not just delay it

Engineered anti-piracy barriers designed to stop unauthorised boarding attempts on commercial vessels operating in high-risk maritime environments.

CREW SAFE

Deployed by crew, 
for crew.

FAST AND SIMPLE

Deploy in minutes, 
using standard gear.

BUILT FOR REAL-WORLD

Proven in demanding maritime environments.

ENGINEERED FOR RAPID RESPONSE

BUILT FOR REAL MARITIME OPERATIONS

Palaemon anti-piracy barriers are designed to be deployed by the crew, without specialist personnel, downtime or disruption.

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INSTALLED ALONG
THE VESSEL PERIMETER

Ready for high-risk transit

Installed along the ship's guardrail to provide effective anti-piracy boarding protection during high-risk transits

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PREVENTS BOARDING

Physcial barrier that deters piracy attacks.

NO UPFRONT CAPITAL investment. 
Deploy protection when required.  No purchase or storage required.

FLEXIBLE across routes and operations.
Suitable for regular high-risk transits or occasional deployments.

OPERATIONALLY

DESIGNED TO WORK

NOT JUST TECHNICALLY

DELIVERED and recovered globally.
Equipment supplied where and when you need it.

SCALES with your fleet.
Apply across vessels
without long-term commitment.

Palaemon anti-piracy barriers are deployed as a service, allowing vessel operators to integrate anti-piracy protection into their maritime security strategy without ownership constraints.

Designed for commercial vessels operating in high-risk areas, the model supports short-term transits and long-term fleet deployments.

PROVEN

IN REAL-WORLD

OPERATIONS

DEPLOYED ACROSS VESSELS OPERATED BY LEADING GLOBAL OPERATORS AND MAJORS, INCLUDING MAERSK AND SHELL

LNG VESSEL

CASE STUDY

CONTEXT

A technical superintendent responsible for an LNG fleet was looking to move away from improvised ship protection methods and implement a more consistent, engineered anti-piracy barrier solution across the fleet.

Previous options required outright purchase of equipment - creating challenges around scaling across the fleet, lack of flexibility, and long-term storage onboard.

Palaemon barriers were introduced as a service-based anti-piracy barrier solution, allowing deployment across vessels without ownership constraints.

A commercial structure was developed to support flexibility across the fleet, with initial deployment to a lead vessel to validate operational fit and gather crew feedback.

APPROACH

DEPLOYMENT

Barriers were delivered to the vessel and installed by onboard crew.

After initial familiarisation, installation became efficient, streamlined, and time-effective - with no specialist support required.

Installation on standard railings was straightforward, with barriers fitting securely and as intended.

Barriers were deployed along vessel perimeters to provide effective protection during high-risk transits.

CREWFEEDBACK

"The barriers are lightweight, robust, and well designed for their intended purpose."

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"After the initial installation, the overall process became smooth, streamlined, and time-effective."

"Once the crew became familiar with the installation method, the barriers could be installed efficiently and without difficulty."

OPERATIONAL NOTES

Installation around mooring chocks presented some alignment constraints, although this did not prevent effective coverage of key areas.

Feedback has been incorporated into ongoing design improvements to further enhance adaptability.

OUTCOME

The solution is now deployed across the managed fleet, establishing a consistent, engineered anti-piracy barrier protection standard across the fleet.

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There is active encouragement for adoption across partner and chartered vessels, with the aim of setting a higher industry baseline.

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The approach continues to scale as additional vessels enter high-risk trading routes.

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Protect high-risk routes & transits

Assess your fleet& operating regions

Fast, efficent 
deployment

Global support 
& logistics

ON YOUR

SEE HOW

THIS WORKS

VESSELS

WE ASSESS YOUR FLEET, ROUTES, AND OPERATIONAL REQUIREMENTS TO DETERMINE HOW PALAEMON ANTI-PIRACY BARRIERS CAN BE DEPLOYED EFFECTIVELY.

No commitment.

No disruption to your operations.

OPERATIONAL OVERVIEW

01 /  MARITIME RISK & PIRACY

Maritime piracy remains a persistent threat to commercial vessels operating in high-risk regions including the Gulf of Aden, West Africa, and Southeast Asia.

Boarding attempts typically rely on speed, ladders, and vulnerable access points along the vessel perimeter.

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02 /  LIMITATIONS OF TRADITIONAL PROTECTION

Conventional ship protection measures such as razor wire and improvised barriers often create operational challenges around storage, handling, maintenance, and deployment consistency across fleets.

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03 /  ENGINEERED ANTI-PIRACY PROTECTION

Palaemon anti-piracy barriers are engineered to prevent unauthorised boarding through scalable perimeter protection designed for commercial vessels operating in high-risk maritime regions.

Delivered as a service, barriers can be supplied, deployed, recovered, and redistributed                 without long-term ownership commitments or capital expenditure.

Suitable for LNG carriers, tankers, container ships, and other commercial vessels.

> Integrates into existing workflows without disruption to crew or operations.

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