Tag: Texas

GWC Italia has been distributing valves in North America since 1985 and has continuously broadening its presence in the United States.

A water treatment plant in Texas, USA has ordered hundreds of Rotork’s K-TORK rotary vane actuators for its ultrafiltration system.

During the days before Valentine’s Day weekend, the 13th and 14th of February 2021, a severe winter storm came down across North America as the Polar Vortex slipped out of position and brought extremely cold air down from the Arctic and continued south over Texas and down into northern Mexico.

In the wake of events from the Texas winter storm that left millions of people without power, heat, or running water, Endress+Hauser is helping Texans in need.

SPIR STAR Ltd., located in Houston, Texas recently attained the recognition of Certification for the new ISO 45001:2018 occupational health and safety standard, having successfully migrated from the old OHSAS 18001:2007 health and safety standard.

While COVID-19 guidelines prohibit physical donations of items, the PVF Roundtable started a fundraising campaign called STOCK THE PANTRY – a food drive for students in need.

In recent years, the need for industrial sectors within North, South, and Central America to manage and maintain aging plants and refineries has become an essential point of discussion in order to achieve plant efficiency and safety.

Rotork recently provided electric IQ actuators with IB gearboxes for use on top of sluice gates, ready to close them during periods of excessive rainfall and flooding to protect a local community in Texas.Rotork’s IB gearboxes can be used on sluice gates and for demanding motorized applications.

Griffco Valve, Inc., a U.S.A. manufacturer of back pressure valves, pressure relief valves, calibration columns, pulsation dampeners, fusion dampeners, injection valves, gauge guards, corporation stops, and other accessories, distributed worldwide for chemical-feed systems, recently announced the appointment of Gregory T.

Baker Hughes has agreed to purchase 100% of its Texas electricity from renewable sources. In collaboration with Energy Edge Consulting and EDF Energy Services, the agreement combines renewable energy from the White Mesa Wind project, owned and developed by Apex Clean Energy and the Talitha solar project, owned and developed by 7X Energy.