Steinmüller Africa showcases plant lifecycle maintenance and power generation at Enlit Africa
June 2024
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Steinmüller Africa, a proud Silver Sponsor Partner of Enlit Africa 2024, recently attended the event at the Cape Town International Convention Centre. The company presented its comprehensive range of solutions for high-pressure (HP) heaters for energy generation plants, including design, drawing, fabrication, commissioning, plant erection, and maintenance.
With over 60 years of industry expertise, Steinmüller Africa has crafted the ultimate process that results in high-performing HP heaters. “We consider many factors to uphold the integrity of high-pressure components for maximised plant uptime, productivity and profitability. This includes numerical analysis techniques, heat treatment, explosive welding services and more,” says Warwick Ham, group leader of Process Engineering at Steinmüller Africa.
Commenting on the event, Ham says: “This is why interactions with attendees was beneficial: we were given the opportunity to explain how we strategically meet the requirements of customers and ensure solutions last. Customers can enhance their plant’s performance and longevity, regardless of the original manufacturer. Our solutions are suitable for plants in any lifecycle phase.”
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