Solving corrosion with science
Published: 24 May, 2018
SANDVIK has announced it is exhibiting at ACHEMA for the first time this year and along with the theme of ‘solving corrosion with science, together we can do it’ will be focusing on a range of products and services designed to combat corrosion problems in numerous applications.
The company says its tube range will be featured at the exhibition and will include hydraulic and instrumentation (H&I), heat exchanger, fertilizer and high temperature products, such as Sandvik SAF 2707 HD. The high temperature range includes boiler, composite, ethylene finned, furnace and lance tubes. Additionally, muffle tubes, radiator, recuperator, reheater, superheater and thermocouple tubes complete the product offering.
Sandvik says visitors to its stand will also be able to benefit from the high level of technical knowledge and experience that is available from the team. The company supports its customers across many sectors by helping with materials specification and selection to ensure the best possible result, as well as solving the many problems and challenges faced on a daily basis. Applications include manufacturing processes, engineering, chemicals, pharmaceuticals, research and development.
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Worker safety specialist ALPHA SOLWAY, part of Globus Group says Europe’s multi award-winning range of safety helmets by ENHA are now available in the UK and Ireland. The company says as a well established and respected innovator in head protection across mainland Europe with a reputation for quality and performance, ENHA’s extensive range of safety helmets has been designed to provide protection for workers across multiple sectors including construction, utilities, manufacturing, engineering, metal working and forestry.
FLIR says its thermal imaging cameras are now tools of the trade, everyday instruments for fast and cost-effective fault finding and the company says it is this change of emphasis that has prompted it to broaden the scope of its product range.
ARCO says the UK is currently the 11th largest manufacturing nation in the world; with manufacturing making up 54% of UK exports and directly employing 2.6 million people. With UK manufacturing remaining a key industrial sector and precision assembly increasingly required, the company says it is important that hands are suitably protected.
