Under this condition be based on different kinds of mold steel vibration technology to match with the flux, so that slab surface depth of oscillation mark to 200 μ m, thus achieving the basic surface of stainless steel pipe fittings are not grinding slab rolling target. Not only increased by 10% finished product rate, energy efficiency and reduce the production cycle not only improved the recovery rate of molten steel, stainless steel pipe fittings using continuous casting. To improve the overall rate of finished products, and compatible with the refining, significantly increased production efficiency, but also omit the breakdown process, saving a lot of energy. Stainless steel pipe fittings casting and refining furnaces are generally complementary, and the chemical composition and temperature of molten steel, there are strict requirements; to prevent the secondary oxidation of molten steel, continuous casting process of casting calls for no oxidation protection; on the ladle, tundish, sliding nozzle, SEN and other refractory demanding; To ensure the appearance of strand quality, choose the appropriate maintenance of slag; continuous casting process due to the vibration of the continuous casting mold formed on the surface of oscillation marks to be controlled; iron ferritic stainless steel pipe fittings casting must be used EMS. After argon station fine-tune the temperature of molten steel to a large package of suspension turret waiting for casting. After the liquid steel cast on one,

Stainless steel pipe fittings and carbon steel with the same generally vertical, vertical curved or curved continuous casting machine. The refined molten steel into the ladle. After turret will be pouring ladle to the tundish injection port at the top, and then injected into molten steel through a long nozzle to the tundish. Tundish molten steel through the submerged nozzle into the mold and condensation forming and continuous downward. Solidification of the slab surface after the second paragraph to rapid cooling to the cold heart into a solid billet after the cut-flame cutting, thus completing the entire casting process.

Manufactured with highly advanced polypropylene resin, SaniTite HP, 30-inch to 60-inch (750-1500mm) diameter pipe, meets ASTM F2764. Its triple-wall construction provides a smooth interior and exterior wall design, supported by a corrugated structural core. This innovative design provides improved stiffness and greater beam strength to minimize deflection and enhance performance. Additionally, this design improves jobsite durability, simplifies backfill and installation.

SaniTite HP pipe manufactured in diameters from 12-inches to 30-inches (300-750mm) meets ASTM F2736. Its dual-wall construction, manufactured from superior co-polymer polypropylene resin provides performance ratings that exceed many of today’s industry standards for gravity flow sanitary sewers. Its corrugated exterior maximizes stiffness and strength, while its smooth interior provides excellent flow characteristics.

All SaniTite HP pipe diameters feature an extended bell and a spigot, with dual gaskets, for maximum joint integrity. Additionally, the pipe is available in 20-foot (6m) and 13-foot (3.9m) lengths to accommodate various trench box dimensions.

“ASTM F2736 and F2764 are all encompassing standards,” said Chlapaty. “These include the material, design, construction and joint performance. As with our other ADS products, which have previously qualified for ASTM standards, this is another independent approval that immediately instills confidence in the performance of our products. Our SaniTite HP pipe products provide unparalleled resistance to the combination of hydrogen sulfide attack, abrasion and corrosion while being much easier to handle on the jobsite,” Chlapaty noted.

A complete line of fittings, taps and manhole connections are available from ADS for the sanitary market

Source: http://www.ads-pipe.com

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The recently published Plastics Pipe and Pipe Fitting Manufacturing Industry report provides the latest market research on the industry. Its comprehensive scope contains analysis on the industry’s key financial data, competitive landscape, upstream and downstream industries, and trends and opportunities within the context of the current economic environment.

This March report’s 171 pages and over 150 charts and tables cover the domestic market, global market and overseas growth opportunities. Find the latest data on shipments, inventory, and foreign trade for the entire 2009. Relying on the most current information, over a decade of historic data, and sophisticated forecasting, the report projects the macroeconomic trends through 2014. The report’s inclusive scope reveals a breadth of topics from international trade to industry structure, while also covering the details such as market sizes of products and players. Industry experts consider this industry report the most comprehensive and consistently updated guide for its audience.

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- Industry Structure
- Competitive Landscape

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- Trade publications
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- Sources of the information

County Durham-based ALM Products is investing the cash in a second Mazak 5-axis lathe, which will allow it to speed up production and cut costs.

The company, based in Newton Aycliffe, is also investing in a robotic engineering system, which will allow it to keep its production line running over night without the need for staff.

The firm, which makes locks and hinges among its range, said it has been forced to axe 10 staff last year as a result of the downturn in commercial property, but said it was now looking to add 15 new jobs to its 25-strong workforce over the next 18 months as it moves into new markets.

However, it did say that a move towards an automated production line meant it would need fewer machine operators and more skilled professionals such as technical engineers. The firm, which was founded in 1995, has already began to expand into new areas by supplying fittings to Washington-based electric van manufacturer Tanfield Group, and said it was now looking to move into the offshore oil and gas sector and windfarms.

It is now looking to get its growth back on track after seeing its sales drop by £500,000 to £3m last year, and hopes to get to £5m by 2014.

Founder and managing director Tony Thompson, said: “The manufacturing industry in the North East has been hit hard by a debilitating recession.

“However 2010 is seeing positive activity which has enabled us to seize the initiative through investment and diversifying into new manufacturing opportunities.

“The offshore oil and gas, energy and automotive industries are at the heart of the new North East economy and we are determined to explore these markets.”

The firm is now looking to completely replace its focus on the commercial property sector, which accounts for around for 30% of its business, with contracts in the renewable energy sector and said that it was currently in talks over a number of deals.

Mr Thompson said: “In 2008 we had to make some tough decisions, which including losing some of our staff. However, I believe the efficiencies and investments in technology we have made will allow us to grow the business once again and add jobs.

“We will still work within the commercial property sector as it begins to recover, but with more of an involvement in other markets.”

The report starts with giving brief country profile for India, including general information and main economic indicators.

Further, the report provides in-depth analyses of pipes and fittings market in the country. It identifies key market players, including major producers, wholesalers and distributing companies. The third chapter is fully devoted to India’s pipes and fittings foreign trade. It evaluates volumes and dynamics of imports and exports within the sector in the recent three years.

The last chapter lists all major Indian consumers of pipes and fittings, as well as provides results of the purchase activity monitoring related to these materials, which is achieved due to keeping track of various tenders databases, websites and marketplaces.

The aim of this study is to provide a tool which will assist strategy group and the management team specialists in making correct decisions as how to penetrate the India market and how to catch the maximum commercial opportunities in dealing with business partners in this country.

Key Topics Covered:

• 1. INDIA: COUNTRY PROFILE
• 1.1. General characteristics
• 1.2. Economic review
• 2. PIPES AND FITTINGS MARKET IN INDIA
• 2.1. Overview of pipes and fitting market
• 2.2. Producers of pipes and fittings in India, including contact details and product range
• 2.2.1. Producers of aluminum pipes
• 2.2.2. Producers of composite pipes
• 2.2.3. Producers of copper pipes
• 2.2.4. Producers of iron pipes
• 2.2.5. Producers of pipe fittings
• 2.2.6. Producers of plastic tubes
• 2.2.7. Producers of stainless steel pipes
• 2.2.8. Producers of steel pipes
• 2.2.9. Producers of titanium pipes
• 3. INDIA FOREIGN TRADE IN PIPES AND FITTING
• 3.1. Export and import of aluminium tubes, pipes and fittings: volume, structure, dynamics
• 3.2. Export and import of copper tubes, pipes and fittings: volume, structure, dynamics
• 3.3. Export and import of tubes, pipes seamless of iron, including cast iron: volume, structure, dynamics
• 3.4. Export and import of tubes, pipes welded, riveted, with open seam of iron or steel: volume, structure, dynamics
• 3.5. Export and import of tube and pipe fittings of iron or steel: volume, structure, dynamics
• 3.6. Export and import of tubes, pipes and fittings of plastics: volume, structure, dynamics
• 3.7. Export and import of titanium tubes and pipes: volume, structure, dynamics
• 4. MAJOR WHOLESALERS AND TRADING COMPANIES IN INDIA
• 5. CONSUMERS OF PIPES AND FITTINGS ON INDIAN MARKET
• 5.1. Main pipes and fittings consumers
• 5.2. Monitoring of latest purchase requests within the region

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The move is part of the company’s “aggressive” growth plans since acquiring full rights to its name in Australia in December 2008.

According to Victaulic, Stainless Pipe Fittings Australia is the largest stockholder of stainless steel piping in the southern hemisphere.
Under this agreement, the Australian owned distributor will now stock and sell the range of Victaulic mechanical pipe joining solutions, including its stainless steel grooved couplings, fittings and press-fit products.

Victaulic says the grooved-end technology offers a quicker, simpler and safer alternative to welding with maximum reliability and performance. This is the fifth distributor Victaulic has appointed in the last five months.

The company plans to continue the growth plans in 2010 throughout the country and the region.

The company manufactures high density polyethylene pipe, fittings and accessories that can be used for storm sewers and other water-management uses. The Sioux Falls plant will make pipe primarily for the agriculture and construction markets.
The plant will initially employ about 12-15 people with room to grow, though Duininck couldn’t give specific growth goals.

The plant chose the Sioux Falls area because it is along the Interstate 29 and Interstate 90 corridors. That location will help Prinsco provide service to agricultural and construction customers in the area.

Jeff Eckhoff, director of rural development with the Sioux Falls Development Foundation, said he’s excited about the company’s move to the Sioux Falls area.

He’s been working with them since January, trying to find a location.

“We’re hopeful it’s showing that things have turned, and we’ll have more good announcements in 2010,” Eckhoff said.

Kim Olson, director of the Governor’s Office of Economic Development, deferred comment about Prinsco’s move to the Sioux Falls area to the company.

But generally speaking, she said the addition of a new company to the state not only helps with job creation but also expands the tax base.

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