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Industries we serve

Ten sectors where pressure, temperature, purity or corrosion decide the specification — and where documentation matters as much as the tube.

01

Oil & Gas and Petrochemical

Process piping, offshore lines and refinery exchanger bundles in high-pressure, high-temperature and chloride-bearing service.

02

Semiconductor

Ultra-pure gas and chemical distribution for wafer fabs, where trace contamination in an etching or lithography line is unacceptable.

03

Food, Beverage and Dairy

Hygienic transfer lines with crevice-free interiors that resist bacterial buildup and clean in place without disassembly.

04

Pharmaceutical and Biotechnology

Bioprocessing skids and high-purity process systems built to ASME BPE, with controlled sulphur chemistry for reliable orbital welding.

05

HVAC and Refrigeration

Condenser, preheater and chiller circuits — including corrugated tube where internal turbulence raises exchanger efficiency.

06

Aerospace & Defence

Small-bore hydraulic and pneumatic lines where tight tolerances, fatigue resistance and full traceability are mandatory.

07

Automotive and Transportation

Fluid lines, sensor housings and exhaust-adjacent components requiring corrosion resistance and consistent wall thickness.

08

Chemical

Aggressive acid and high-chloride duties served with 904L, duplex and 6% Mo alloys where austenitic grades reach their limit.

09

Power Generation

Boiler, superheater and condenser tubes to ASTM A213 in stabilised grades for sustained high-temperature service.

10

Construction and Architecture

Structural and decorative tube where surface finish and dimensional consistency are visible in the finished work.

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Not sure which grade your duty needs?

We collaborate directly with clients to refine material selection, tolerances and performance parameters — so the tube you buy matches the service it will see, not a catalogue average.

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