Industries served
Equipment and spares for Petrochemical
Instrumentation, seals and control equipment specified against the medium, for refineries and process plants where the process itself is the hardest constraint.
In petrochemical service the medium usually decides the specification. Corrosive, viscous and crystallising process fluids each push the choice a different way, and a standard instrument that would last years on plant air can fail in weeks on the wrong duty.
That is why diaphragm seals, wetted materials and temperature class matter more here than headline accuracy figures. We start from what is flowing through the line and what temperature it runs at, then work back to an instrument that survives it.
What this sector orders from us
- Pressure gauges and transmitters with diaphragm seals
- Thermometers and thermowells in process materials
- Control and isolation valves
- Cabling, terminal and interconnection systems
What shapes the specification here
The medium comes before the instrument
Corrosive, viscous, crystallising or solids-bearing media all point to a seal rather than to a tougher gauge. Tell us what is in the line and we will specify from there.
Fill fluid is chosen for the ambient
A seal assembly is one calibrated unit, and its fill fluid has to suit the real temperature range. Long capillaries make the temperature effect worse, so we keep them as short as the installation allows.
Standardise to reduce exposure
Every extra variant of the same instrument is another stock line and another lead time. Consolidating across a plant shortens both.
