News

A subsidiary of Foster Wheeler’s Global Engineering and Construction Group won a contract for engineering, procurement and related services for a grassroots molybdenum refinery in Chile.

Generational Equity announced the acquisition of its client, Kerick Valve headquartered in Jacksonville, Florida, by Control Devices headquartered in Fenton, Missouri, a portfolio company of Minneapolis-based Goldner Hawn Johnson & Morrison, (GHJ&M).

  Bringing together a legacy of innovation, Automated Valve & Control (AVC) and Cameron are teaming up to bring quick-delivery, customized DYNATORQUE™ gears to the Gulf Coast and Western regions of the United States.

 Watson Grinding & Manufacturing and Watson Valve Services Inc.

Flowrox Automation, together with Rocsole, is developing scaling sensors that combine mathematical modelling and industrial measurement in an innovative way.

The energy infrastructure company, CB&I, has been awarded a contract reportedly worth $1 billion for the engineering, procurement and construction of an ethane cracker and assorted utilities and offsites in Texas.   Ingleside Ethylene LLC, a joint venture between Occidental Chemical Corporation (OxyChem) and Mexichem, S.A.B.

KF has developed a modular corrosion protection solution to protect the wheel bearing against corrosion.  The anti-corrosion coating for the hub bearing unit makes the disassembly of the bearing from the knuckle and rim easier.

Pima Valve is one of the leading suppliers of the recently revised 250-class U.S. Navy gate valves. Called the Revision K, this valve incorporates dramatic machining and material modifications from previous models.

Swagelok Company introduces the new Swagelok® High-Volume Swaging Unit (HVSU) engineered to streamline nut-ferrule installation and aimed at increasing safety and productivity for the oil and gas, alternative fuel, and general industries.  The HVSU enables installers to easily preswage Swagelok nut-ferrule sets onto stainless steel tubing.

Rotork has announced the opening of its new Valve Automation Centre in Mexico. Strategically located in Mexico City, it is the first full shop facility for Rotork in the country. The 1360m² building houses the new headquarters for Rotork’s Mexican subsidiary company, incorporating inside sales, contracts, after sales and service departments as well as a training centre for customers and end users. The new factory and warehouse is a complete service and overhaul facility equipped with large overhead cranage capacity and full electrical, pneumatic, hydraulic and gas power supplies.