Tag: corrosion

Q8Oils, a European developer, manufacturer and supplier of a comprehensive range of lubricants, has recently introduced a specialist wire range, which is developed for the metal manufacturing processes of copper, brass, phosphor bronze, aluminium, aluminium alloy, plated metal, precious metals and stainless steel.

Cortec® has recently published a new brochure to combat the highly corrosive nature of the desalination industry.

Sandvik will demonstrate the versatility and controlled hardness of the Sandvik tube at the Tube 2016, in order to set a standard of its own for easy bending and leak free connections of the company’s hydraulic and instrumentation tubing.

The Boca Bearing Company has recently expanded their line of Stainless Steel Bearings, new stainless offerings including radial bearings, mounted units, one way bearings, needle bearings, angular contact bearings, thrust bearings, and stainless steel balls in 440 and 301stainless steel.

Houghton International, a specialist in metalworking fluids and services, has received approval from Pratt & Whitney, a United Technologies company, for the use of Hocut® 4940 Metalworking Fluid in the production of its aircraft engines and military power units under the Pratt & Whitney reference PMC 9151.

Fine Tubes and Superior Tube will be presenting their latest oil and gas tubing range at Subsea Tieback from 22-24 March, 2016.

Salzgitter Flachstahl, steel subsidiary and member of the Salzgitter group, Germany, has recently introduced FolaSal®egis®, a new, powerful, organically coated product on the market that offers users special advantages with respect to stability.

Medical alloys are typically characterised by their high strength-to-weight ratio and exhibit impressive corrosion resistance.

Turck, an industrial automation manufacturer, has recently announced the addition of a 2-wire, DC stainless steel faced sensors with an extended sensing range. With the extended range additions, Turck furthers its most complete line of stainless steel faced sensors in North America.

J.D. Neuhaus (JDN) pneumatic and hydraulic hoists and crane systems are used globally even under the harshest of outdoor conditions: on drilling platforms, underground, in foundries, in arctic temperatures as low as -45°C, or even under water.