Parker Hannifin Corporation has signed an Enterprise Framework Agreement (EFA) with Shell for the provision of a broad range of process instrumentation products over the next four years.
“Parker is proud to be associated with Shell,” said Andrew Spivey, general manager of Parker Hannifin’s Instrumentation Products Division in Europe. “Our engineering and commercial acumen demonstrate our capabilities as a key supplier in the energy market. We have already collaborated with Shell on engineering projects and this has given us a first-hand look at the emerging technical challenges in critical application areas.”
Over the last decade, Parker has invested heavily in innovation, and has made many significant advances in areas including safety, speed of installation and maintenance, and lowering emissions. In particular, Parker’s new products can dramatically reduce the number of potential leak paths in a fluid system’s technology, and improve ergonomics for instrumentation and maintenance engineers. Also important is Parker’s long experience in designing and manufacturing instrumentation using corrosion resistant alloys that optimise protection in upstream and downstream environments, a major problem for many current oil and gas projects.
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