Surface Technology offers Resimac Coating & Repair Services
Surface Technology
by Rik Merrikin
1y ago
Surface Technology is pleased to announce that we are approved distributors and applicators of the Resimac range of solvent free epoxy, polyurethane and silicon coatings and repair materials. As a leading UK supplier of advanced surface treatments and metal finishing services we have the knowledge, equipment, and expertise to prepare cutsomer parts and apply the required surface coatings. The Resimac product range is ideal for customers that need metal or rubber component repair or re-surfacing, have problems with wear or abrasion or need a chemically resistant coating for  component ..read more
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Surface Technology will be closed Monday 19 September
Surface Technology
by Rik Merrikin
1y ago
On Monday 19 September 2022 – the day of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II’s funeral – the nation gathers to pay their respects to Britain’s longest-serving monarch. As a mark of respect, Surface Technology UK operations will close for the day. We will reopen at the usual time on Tuesday 20 September. We extend our heartfelt sympathy to The Royal Family. The post Surface Technology will be closed Monday 19 September appeared first on Surface Technology ..read more
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Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II
Surface Technology
by Rik Merrikin
1y ago
We would like to express our deepest sadness at the news that Queen Elizabeth II has passed away.  Her Majesty has been steadfast in her commitment to the service of the nation and Commonwealth, providing compassionate and inspirational leadership during the many challenging times of her long reign. Times are hard right now – made more so by the loss of our much-loved Queen – and our tribute should be to work tirelessly to build a better future for the people of this country in memory of Her Majesty. Our thoughts and condolences are with the Royal family and all who knew her.   The p ..read more
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COVID-19: Important Customer Announcement
Surface Technology
by Rik Merrikin
2y ago
All Surface Technology locations are currently open and staffed to support our customers in these challenging times. We are continuing to process customer orders and will conduct customer meetings via telephone and video conferencing in order to minimise risk. We are following all guidance provided by the government and working closely with our suppliers and customers to mitigate business interruption wherever possible. We have plans in place to respond to this rapidly developing situation and will update our website to reflect any changes to this guidance.   The post COVID-19: Important ..read more
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Quaker Houghton Acquires Operating Divisions of Norman Hay plc
Surface Technology
by Charli Pacaud
2y ago
Quaker Houghton (NYSE: KWR) has closed its previously announced acquisition of the operating divisions of Norman Hay plc, a private UK company that provides specialty chemicals, operating equipment, and services to industrial end markets, for a purchase price of 80 million GBP (~$98 million at today’s rates), subject to post-closing adjustments. Prior to close, Quaker Houghton received German regulatory approval as required. The Company continues to expect the acquired divisions to have 2019 revenues of ~63 million GBP (~$77 million at today’s rates ..read more
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Quaker Houghton to Strengthen Portfolio and Capabilities with Acquisition of Operating Divisions of Norman Hay plc
Surface Technology
by Charli Pacaud
2y ago
Quaker Houghton (NYSE: KWR) has announced it has agreed to acquire the operating divisions of Norman Hay plc, a private UK company with a strong global presence that provides speciality chemicals, operating equipment, and services to industrial end markets. Norman Hay plc serves a number of parallel as well as complementary industries including aerospace, automotive, oil and gas and power generation through four divisions: Ultraseal – a leading global provider of impregnation technology, including porosity sealants, and associated chemistry and equipment for die cast components; SIFCO AS ..read more
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Don’t miss Surface Technology at Offshore Europe 2019
Surface Technology
by Charli Pacaud
2y ago
If you’re attending Offshore Europe 2019, be sure to visit us on stand 2K60i to discover how you can optimise offshore equipment performance and extend service life with the latest innovations in surface engineering. Why visit us? Coating services Metal corrosion is a costly but unavoidable challenge faced by all oil & gas operators. Using specialist knowledge and the latest advancements in coating and plating technology, our services protect offshore equipment against corrosion and wear and tear and prevent galling, meaning components offer optimal performance for longer. Find ..read more
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Surface Technology Leeds Awarded TechnipFMC Approval
Surface Technology
by Rik Merrikin
2y ago
Following a comprehensive series of site audits and operational assessments, Surface Technology Leeds has achieved a new approval from oil and gas technology manufacturer TechnipFMC. Surface Technology Leeds now joins the other service centres in the group, East Kilbride; Aberdeen; and Perth, Australia, who already enjoy TechnipFMC Approved Vendor status for similar services. Under FMC Approval Number 161027, Surface Technology Leeds is now an approved supplier for the following surface treatment processes: PTFE Xylan Polyphenylene Sulphide (PPS) Everslik (full system) Molybdenum Disulphide ..read more
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The role of protective coatings in maintaining our wind turbines
Surface Technology
by Rik Merrikin
2y ago
With thousands spanning the landscape and clustered around our shoreline, wind turbines are an integral source of renewable energy for the UK. However, studies show that without adequate surface protection and maintenance, annual turbine output can fall by 20%. Wind turbines are the largest renewable energy source in Europe, and so effective maintenance is essential. The average wind turbine is expected to operate continuously for around 15 years but over that time the energy generated by the turbine can be severely impacted by wear and tear from the elements. With an 80 m/s tip speed, a 2mm ..read more
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World’s fastest shark inspires new material for improved aerodynamics
Surface Technology
by Rik Merrikin
2y ago
What makes the Shortfin Mako the world’s fastest shark? Scientists at Harvard University believe it could have a lot to do with the shark’s skin. Covered in thousands of small scales which vary in shape and size around the body, known as denticles, it is thought that the shape and placement of these human tooth-like structures have a lot to do with the rapid speed of the Shortfin Mako. Shortfin Mako Shark Of course, research into shark skin and aerodynamic performance is nothing new, there are many biomimicry examples, however most research has focused on the drag reducing properties of dent ..read more
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