IND-04Industry
Pressure-retaining and corrosion-resistant equipment for chemical, food, and water treatment plants, built to code with the documentation to prove it.
Sector overview
Process equipment is regulated equipment. The build is only half the deliverable; the other half is a documentation package an inspector will accept without correspondence.
Duplex and austenitic stainless work is segregated from carbon steel across cutting, forming, welding, and finishing, because cross-contamination in this sector shows up as pitting three years later.
We fabricate to design codes supplied by the customer's engineering authority, and we will say plainly when a drawing and its stated code do not agree.
REQSector requirements
Welding and examination performed to the design code stated on the drawing, with the documentation package assembled as the work proceeds.
Dedicated tooling, consumables, and work areas for stainless and duplex alloys, with no carbon steel cross-contamination.
Internal finishes to Ra specification with passivation, verified and recorded per vessel.
Material certificates, weld maps, NDT reports, pressure test records, and coating data delivered as a single indexed package.
Certification scope and current certificate numbers are listed on the quality page.
CAPCapabilities used
Structural weldments to 40 tonnes, with coded welding procedures, stress relief, and large-envelope machining under one roof.
View capabilityCoating, plating, passivation, and industrial painting managed as a controlled process step with recorded thickness and adhesion results.
View capabilityMechanical, hydraulic, and electromechanical assembly with functional test — delivered as a complete, tested module rather than a box of parts.
View capabilityPRJSector project
RFQRequest for quotation
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