Your missing link between salvage and repair

The origins Protect Machines Instead of Repairing them

Correx was born out of a simple but crucial question:
Why is there no reliable solution to prevent corrosion between salvage and repair?

As early as the 1970s, the team behind Correx had already gained extensive experience in salvage, steel construction, and maritime engineering. The same problem kept cropping up: Machines were successfully recovered — but had suffered irreparable damage from corrosion even before the actual repairs could begin.

Correx was developed to address this gap: a product that doesn’t repair, but rather protects, bridges the gap, and buys time.

Correx is used worldwide—backed by a specialized team that understands the technology and responds immediately in an emergency.

In 2013, the Ship Management Report published an article about Correx that describes how the company operates:

The Founders of Correx – Born of Experience

Our expertise comes from the fields of mechanical engineering and shipping. We know what matters in the field—and that’s exactly what Correx is built on.

Oliver Andritter Managing Director

Our goal is to protect machinery, minimize downtime, and enable a quick return to operation. That’s what Correx is for.

Tim Albrecht Managing Director

The Correx Response Team Expertise – On-site within 24 hours

Our rapid-response team consists of trained and experienced professionals with a technical background in mechanical engineering. We understand complex machinery, know where corrosion occurs—and how to reliably prevent it.

As a well-coordinated team that works together regularly — even outside of emergencies — we act with precision, efficiency, and coordination.
We can be on the scene anywhere in the world within 24 hours — ready for action at any time.