Equipment & safety

Schwarze-Robitec GmbH will be presenting its new high-performance control system at Tube 2016.

EnerMech Australia has signed a distribution agreement with Parker Hannifin, the world’s largest motion and control technologies company.

Rotork has announced it has upgraded its website for global flow control products and services to meet the needs of visitors with mobile devices.

ABB has announced it will provide the technology that will help three vessels safely carry out construction and maintenance tasks up to 5 km under water.

“Those attending the session will learn how regulators, certification authorities and industry practitioners use measurements and monitored information to conduct quantitative assessments of risk and reliability across a range of offshore engineering functions.”

Schneider Electric has unveiled its new pipeline trainer, intended to elevate the oil and gas industry standard.

EIVA sails strong into the new year with a new representative in Indonesia.

Morgan Advanced Materials has made strides in developing a method to attain a zero flow offset measurement for ultrasonic sensors.

Darrell Howard, Repair Engineering Manager at Sulzer’s Houston facility, explains some of the key points that affect a successful pump equipment repair project.

Caterpillar collaborates with pipeline industry leaders to produce safety leadership training programme.

WFS Technologies drives down the cost of subsea flow monitors with the launch of its Seatooth PipeLogger Ultrasonic Flow.

The National Energy Board has responded to the oil and gas pipeline oversight audit.

WEG has released a new series of user-friendly and compact variable speed drives for low-power motors.

Seatronics has announced it has become the first to sign up to enhanced accreditation as a supplier of third party calibrations to the ROV and survey communities, globally.

Huntingdon Fusion Techniques’ purging welds can be used where a conventional Tandem Weld Purging System cannot be.