Butting to open new workshop in Brazil
Five years after BUTTING Brasil Soluções em Tubos Especiais joined the BUTTING group in 2009, the company is setting up single-part production in Brazil.
In the second quarter of this year, the family-owned company will take a new workshop in Brazil into service to manufacture vessels, tanks and ready-for-installation components from corrosion-resistant and clad materials.
In the second quarter of this year, the family-owned company will take a new workshop in Brazil into service to manufacture vessels, tanks and ready-for-installation components from corrosion-resistant and clad materials.
Hamilton Metals receives secured financing
PNC Bank has closed a $50 million asset-based loan for Hamilton metals, Inc., one of the biggest stocking distributors of corrosion resistant alloys (CRAs), such as duplex, chrome and nickel-based alloys, for the oil and gas industry.
IMOA publishes duplex brochure in Portuguese
The International Molybdenum Association (IMOA) has announced that the popular brochure Practical Guidelines for the Fabrication of Duplex Stainless Steels is now available in Portuguese in addition to seven other languages.
Penn Stainless partnering with Lehigh University
The distributor and processor of stainless steel products, Penn Stainless, is forming a partnership with Lehigh University to work together to expand knowledge between material end-users and the research community.
US military to receive anti-corrosion services
Corrpro Companies will be providing anti-corrosion services to the US military for their fuel storage tanks and transfer pipeline equipment at installations worldwide. The contract is reportedly worth $10 million and will be carried out from the US Army Corps of Engineers under a three-year firm-fixed price, indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity.
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New European Union (EU) and US environmental standards have restricted the use of the hard-chrome plating process (HCP) because of its toxicity.