Offers radiators, condensers, compressors, gas tanks, and evaporators for cars and trucks.
Stainless steel tank manufacturers including feedtanks, condensate and storage tanks. Includes company information, and contact details.
Specialising in all aspects of rising damp, penetration dampness, cellar tanking, condensation and timber defects.
Specialise in providing remedial services in Kent and London for the eradication of decay in buildings, including rising damp, woodworm, dry rot, wet rot, condensation and waterpoofing and tanking.
Sells and services steam and condensate equipment and systems, including expansion pipe, steam traps, valves, pumps, pumping traps, rotary joints, liquid movers, tanks, coils, heaters.
Manufacturers and suppliers of car, commercial or marine condensers, radiators and fuel tanks with branches in Leeds, Bradford and Huddersfield.
Offering automotive radiators, condensers, fuel tanks and pumps, and oil pans.
Hyderabad, India. Manufactures reactors, condensers, columns, storage tanks, and pressure vessels, as well as conductive glass lining. Operates a smelting plant producing pure lead and lead alloys to customer requirements.
India. Specializes in custom fabrication of pressure vessels, heat exchangers, reactors, condensers, and storage tanks. Clients include atomic energy, fertilizer, petrochemical, synthetic fibre, and water treatment plants.
Aluminum anodes have long been used in the fight against corrosion. In the oil and gas industry, aluminum anodes are widely used to protect against corrosion in a wide variety of steel structures such as oil-water separators, condensers, tanks and any other vessel where produced water is stored. Common installation methods include welding or bolting the anodes directly to the structure that is to be protected.
Our aluminum anodes are designed for optimum performance under a variety of environmental conditions and temperature ranges. Cast in different sizes and weights, our anodes provide maximum performance in seawater and brackish environments.
