TPi April 2010

Smal l diameter tubes

Stainless steel and nickel alloy tubes

Capillary tubes from Tecnofar

Tecnofar SpA is a specialist in the manufacture of stainless and nickel alloy tubes. With advanced technology, the company has two production units, located inDelebioandGordona, covering a total surface area of 7,000m 2 . The company produces redrawn precision tubes, both in bar and coil form, using the TIG welding process. The company is able to produce cut pieces measuring just a few millimetres in length, completely burr-free.

Tecnofar can adhere to a range of dimensional tolerances, with a stainless steel tube range of 0.3 to 76mm and wall thickness from 0.1 to 3.5mm. These tubes are produced using stainless steels provided and guaranteed by leading steel mills. ISO 9001:2000 accredited by Italcert, the company has been certified by RINA for its welding system and heat treatment for the production range of OD 6-19mm and wall thickness of 0.4 to 1.1mm.

Tecnofar SpA – Italy info@tecnofar.it www.tecnofar.it

Narrow and ultra-narrow tubes from Japan

industries including oil (drilling, transpor- tation, refining and processing), steel, shipbuilding, textile, food, machinery, computer and electric industries. These pipes are also indispensable com- ponents in the aircraft, semiconductor, energy and space industries.

Sankyo Stainless Tube is a wholly owned factory of Sankyo & Co, Ltd, established as a production base for seamless stainless pipe products with the assistance of Kobe Special Tube Co, Ltd (formerly Tube & Pipe Department of Kobe Steel, Ltd).

and aims to produce 500 to 800 metric tons per year with the introduction of production equipment and technologies from Japan, and with enterprise and quality management by Japanese engineers.

Sankyo & Co, Ltd – Japan skb@sankomj.co.jp www.sankomj.co.jp

The plant specialises in producing narrow tubes and ultra-narrow tubes,

Seamless stainless pipes are used in electric power plants and in a number of

51

www.read-tpi.com

April 2010 Tube Products International