Corrosion Inhibitors Companies

October 2023With the help of Wiseman's recently launched EVERAD Rapid Inhibitor Test Strip, heating engineers can easily monitor the system's EVERAD Corrosion Inhibitor level and verify that it is at the proper level to safeguard the system by comparing it to the provided scientific colour map.Customers can also obtain its EVERAD Rapid Inhibitor Test app from Google Play or the Apple Store. After using the app, test strip results can be recorded and an emailable Pass/Fail test certificate is generated instantaneously.Heating engineers are obligated by Building Regulations Part L BS7593 to 'offer' water treatment additives to customers for their heating systems. This is done to make sure the systems are producing the most heat possible. As a result, heating systems will be protected for a longer period of time and have a more positive environmental impact.The app also has the added benefit of allowing heating engineers who have used additional EVERAD water treatments, such as Cleanser, Leak Sealer, System Silencer, Descaler, and THERMOBOOST, to note those treatments on the same certificate.July 2023Tenaris, a multinational producer of steel pipes and associated services, recently acquired isOplus's oil and gas division, marking a noteworthy development. Tenaris will become the owner of isOplus's pre-insulated district heating pipeline systems and anti-corrosion coatings in Europe as a result of the $10 million deal.Tenaris Coating Italy, which specialises in offering anti-corrosion coatings especially made for oil and gas pipelines, is the new name of the business unit that was acquired.Key players are  Cortec Corporation (US), Air Products & Chemicals Inc. (US), ICL Advanced Additives (US), Ashland (US), Henkel AG & Co. (Germany), KGaA, Ecolab (US), Akzo Nobel NV (Netherlands), Solvay (Belgium), DowDupont (US), Ganesh Benzoplast Limited (India), ACURO ORGANICS LIMITED (India), and Chemtex Speciality Limited (India).