productSandvik’s Distribution Center Venlo (DC Venlo) in the Netherlands has undergone a major refurbishment and upgrade project. The company has also also introduced new product lines and initiatives to advance its service provision for customers and reduce international lead times.
productAt the World Nuclear Exhibition 2016 in Paris, Sandvik will showcase advanced, leading edge materials and new services.
productDemonstrations of tube bending on the Sandvik stand at Tube 2016 will be used to show the versatility and how the controlled hardness of Sandvik tube provides easy bending and leak free connections of the company’s hydraulic and instrumentation tubing.
productDesigned to share the latest information and expert knowledge on the best and most economical methods of machining duplex and super-duplex material, Sandvik’s recent machining day attracted more than 60 customers.
productTraditionally, solid bar is the material of choice when it comes to machining components. However, when a central bore is being machined Sandvik argues that by selecting near-net-shape, machine optimised hollow bar machine shops could significantly increase output.
productThe need to boost output without sacrificing safety is ever-present across industry. In the big scheme of things, your choice of hydraulic and instrumentation tubing might not seem critical, but it does make a difference in eliminating risk, according to James Doughty, Sandvik’s sales manager – MENA region for Tube, Core and Standard Products.
productThe need to boost output without sacrificing safety is ever-present across industry. In the big scheme of things, your choice of hydraulic and instrumentation tubing might not seem critical, but it does make a difference in eliminating risks, according to James Doughty Sandvik’s sales manager – MENA region for Tube, Core and Standard Products.
productSandvik Materials Technology has supplied Sandvik Sanicro 28 composite tubes to a eucalyptus pulp mill in Uruguay, helping to avoid loss of production time and reducing costs for the customer.
productA Caribbean producer of furfural, an organic compound derived from agricultural byproducts, has replaced the tube in its heat exchangers with hyper-duplex stainless steel by Sandvik Materials Technology. As a result, tube lifecycles have extended from two to 15 years, with a profound impact on material costs.
productAccording to Sandvik, in machine shops out of a total of 8760 hours in a year, actual machining time can be as low as just 2100 hour annually. With its Sanmac hollow bar, the company aims to maximize available time by as much as 1.5 times.
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