Equipment selection
We work from the duty — medium, pressure, temperature, throughput — and specify the machine against it. Where a unit is out of production, we identify qualified equivalents.
Industrial equipment, sourced and delivered
We select the machine your process needs, then move it to your site — procurement and logistics under one contract.
Two halves of the same job
Buying industrial equipment abroad fails in one of two places: the wrong machine is specified, or the right machine is stuck at a border. We handle both ends, so neither becomes your problem.
Logistics support
Freight, customs documentation and delivery to site, planned as part of the supply rather than bolted on after the purchase order.
What we source and move
The range falls into four groups: the rotating machines a plant is built around, the systems that carry the medium between them, equipment for heavy duty, and complete process sections.
See our products
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Dynamic equipment
Compressors, turbines, pumps and gearboxes — the rotating machines a process line is built around, specified by duty rather than by catalogue page.
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Flow and process systems
Valves, seals, bearings, heat exchangers, filtration and instrumentation: what contains, moves and measures the medium between the machines.
03
Mining and heavy duty
Loaders, slurry pumps, cranes and self-propelled machines, built for high solids content, impact loading and open-pit conditions.
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Process technology
Furnaces, compounding lines and bulk handling — complete process sections rather than single units, supplied and commissioned as one scope.
Where our equipment works
Four sectors, each with its own duty conditions: continuous-running refining trains, high-temperature petrochemical processes, abrasive mining duties, and power generation held to tight operating limits.
- Oil and gas processing
- Petrochemicals
- Mining and ore dressing
- Power generation
How we work
Every enquiry starts as a technical question, not a price request. We would rather spend a week establishing what the installation actually requires than deliver a machine that fits the specification but not the process.
Specification and freight are settled in the same room, so the machine and the route it takes are decided together.
Specification first
We ask for operating conditions before quoting, and say so when an enquiry lacks the data to answer properly.
OEM parts and equivalents
Original components where they are available; qualified equivalents where production has ended, stated plainly as such.
Delivered, not dispatched
The scope ends at your site, with the documentation the border crossing requires already in place.
Tell us what the process needs
Send the operating conditions and we will come back with a specification and a delivered price.
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