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Pipes & Tubes

New materials and installation to benefit industry
27th November 2009 By: Schalk Burger

Modern polyvinyl chloride (PVC) and high-density polyethylene (HDPE) products coupled with innovative installation methods could improve the lifetime of pipe systems and decrease the impact of... 


Doidge says 500 000 jobs target will be met, but critics unsure of target’s value
13th November 2009

In mid-2009, just as it was becoming increasingly apparent that South Africa would not escape the fallout from the global economic crisis, newly elected President Jacob Zuma caused a stir when, in... 


Greener materials for cables now manufactured locally
26th June 2009 By: Leandi Kolver

Heavy metal-free materials and pigments for the production of polyvinyl chloride (PVC) cables are now produced locally – a development regarded as significant progress for the local cable industry.... 


Local company claims 
offshore division is a first 
for South Africa
5th June 2009 By: Kelly Farthing

Integrated industrial service company A.Hak reports that its offshore division, which provides topside, subsea and downhole expertise and equipment is unique in the South African market. 


Slowdown is simply masking South Africa’s fuel-security frailties
6th March 2009 By: Terence Creamer

A top energy regulator has warned that the security of liquid-fuels supply to South Africa’s economic heartland of Gauteng remains under threat for the short- to medium-term and that serious supply... 


Competition Tribunal grants Aveng consent order
25th February 2009 By: Christy van der Merwe

Construction and engineering firm Aveng was on Wednesday granted a consent order from the Competition Tribunal for admitting its involvement in cartel activity in the precast concrete products... 


SA’s fuel-security frailties remain and will resurface once growth returns, warns regulator
19th February 2009 By: Terence Creamer

A top energy regulator has warned that the security of liquid-fuels supply to South Africa’s economic heartland of Gauteng remains under threat for the short- to medium-term and that serious supply... 


Pipe suppliers fingered for collusion as commission probes nine more cases
2nd February 2009 By: Terence Creamer

The Competition Commission announced on Monday that it had uncovered yet another cartel operating in South Africa. This time, the culprits are participants in the plastic-pipe manufacturing... 


Hudaco says it will be difficult to repeat 2008 profit growth this year
30th January 2009 By: Esmarie Iannucci

South African industrial products distribution company Hudaco said at the weekend that it would be “difficult” to match the strong earnings performance achieved in 2008 this year, in light of the... 


Merit found in continued use of project houses
23rd January 2009

The South African mining sector has evolved in terms of its acceptance of project houses, and both major and junior mining companies have aligned themselves with project management professionals,... 


Plant upgrade set for commissioning
16th January 2009 By: Fatima Gabru

The Amandelbult 75-210 ktpm plant upgrade for platinum miner Anglo Platinum, valued at about R140-million, is scheduled for commissioning by the end of January, says construction solutions company... 


Second pipelining order secured for Ghana gold mine
16th January 2009 By: Fatima Gabru

Piping and fluid conveyance management company, the Rare Group, has secured a second order for global engineering consultancy Advantica’s Swagelining plastic pipe-lining technology for a gold mine... 


Imported range to reduce supply lead time
16th January 2009 By: Fatima Gabru

Rubber solutions company, the Transvaal Rubber Company (Truco), has imported a large stock and range of rubber bellows, from 32-mm diameter to 600-mm diameter, to substantially decrease the lead... 


Pipe company lends support to industry
16th January 2009

With the increased in activity in the mining, petrochemical and water industries, steel tube and pipe manufacturer Robor Pipe Systems is focusing on providing innovative solutions and advice to the... 


Slowdown challenges the steel tube, pipe industry
16th January 2009 By: Fatima Gabru

Members of the Association of Steel Tube and Pipe Manufacturers (ASTPM) have reported a definite slowdown in the sales of steel tubes and pipes in the third quarter of 2008, ASTPM executive... 


Infrastructure focus must shift from supply threats to demand-side stimulus
20th November 2008 By: Terence Creamer

The threat posed to South Africa’s R600-billion infrastructure programme from construction-material shortages had all but vanished along with slowing demand, the head of the Infrastructure Inputs... 


Upgrade of SA’s only dense wastewaster marine outfall system under way
7th November 2008 By: Brindaveni Naidoo

Multi-disciplinary engineering consultancy firm, the WSP Group is currently upgrading the dense wastewater marine outfall pipe system in Richards Bay, the only dense wastewater marine discharge... 


Metals sector's apprentice intake breaches 4 000 mark for first time in nearly 10 years
10th October 2008 By: Terence Creamer

Apprentice numbers in South Africa's metals sector rose to over 4 000 for the first time since 1999 during 2008, Steel and Engineering Industries Federation of South Africa (Seifsa) president Johan... 


Engineering company sets 15% growth target
10th October 2008 By: Jonathan Faurie

Metals focused engineering company Probraze Metals has set a 15% growth target for the year, in spite of the challenging year the company experienced thus far. 


100 learnerships set aside for draughtspeople
19th September 2008 By: Brindaveni Naidoo

The Manufacturing, Engineering and Related Services Sector Education and Training Authority, Merseta, is to invest R3-million in learners at the African Academy, an educational institution for... 


First R1,3bn spin-off investments likely to focus on boiler components
22nd August 2008 By: Terence Creamer

State power utility Eskom claims to have secured R1,3-billion worth of foreign direct investment in return for the awarding of contracts worth tens of billions of rand for boilers and turbines to... 


Construction of vital R11,2bn fuel pipeline to start in September
23rd April 2008 By: Terence Creamer

State freight logistics group Transnet would begin construction of the urgently needed R11,2-billion new multiproduct fuel pipeline from Durban to southern Johannesburg in August, and was confident... 


German trade fair attracts exhibitors from 50 countries
15th February 2008 By: Leandi Kolver

The eleventh biennual International Wire and Cable Trade Fair and the International Tube and Pipe Trade Fair to be held jointly at Germany's Düsseldorf Exhibition Centre will open its... 


Hudaco buys Astore Africa for R115m
29th January 2008 By: Christy van der Merwe

Industrial equipment supplier Hudaco would acquire thermoplastic pipe-fitting, valve and pipe importer and distributor Astore Africa for R115-million. 


Domestic pipes industry buoyant in 2007
18th January 2008 By: Shannon de Ryhove

The Association of Steel Tube and Pipe Manufacturers of South Africa (ASTPMSA) says that the first three quarters of 2007 have seen a fairly buoyant tube and pipe market, owing to increases in... 


Local company manufactures piping in-house
18th January 2008 By: Shannon de Ryhove

Mining and industrial supplies company Flexicon Piping Specialists (Flexicon), a division of the First Tech Group, has begun manufacturing its own high-density polyethylene (HDPE), or... 


New pipe replacement technology reduces infrastructure disruption
18th January 2008 By: Shannon de Ryhove

Piping solutions provider Rare, together with British Gas, has developed a pipe replacement technology that reduces the need to disrupt infrastructure to refurbish corroded pipelines.  


Hose manufacturer develops different application hose linings
18th January 2008 By: Shannon de Ryhove

Rubber hose manufacturer Transvaal Rubber Company (Truco) has developed five different types of rubber linings to suit a number of rubber hose applications.  


Steel pipe manufacturer increases capacity
18th January 2008

Welded steel pipes manufacturer Hall-Longmore, a wholly-owned Murray & Roberts company, has invested about R245-million to increase production capacity at its Wadeville, Germiston, and... 


Pipe manufacturer extends services to include pipeline management
18th January 2008

Steel pipe and tube specialists Robor has extended its range of services beyond the supply of pipes and pipe-protection products to include pipeline management and involved customer support.  


Engineering consumables company extends product range
18th January 2008

Engineering consumables specialist Bearing Man’s specialist seals division distributes a comprehensive range of quality branded seals, which includes rotary shaft, torric, hydraulic and pneumatic... 


Supplier launches new range of multispiral hose
18th January 2008

Hydraulics supplier Genflex Hydraulics of Alrode South, Gauteng, has introduced a new, stronger, multi-spiral hose, the DIN8564SP, with a grey cover for easy identification, to the South African... 


New hydraulic hose suits high-pressure applications
18th January 2008

Diversified industrial manufacturer Eaton Corporation has announced that it is introducing a new six-spiral Aeroquip hydraulic hose with a constant working pressure of 420 bar.  


Alliances seen as crucial to reducing project risk
30th November 2007 By: Terence Creamer

State power utility Eskom has made it plain for some time now that it will be looking to partnerships and alliances as a way of softening the very real threat of price escalation in what could be a... 


Work on R11,2bn fuel pipeline must start early 2008 to meet 2010 schedule
29th November 2007 By: Terence Creamer

Fuel pipeline operator Transnet Pipelines anticipates that work on its R11,2-billion, 24-inch multiproduct fuel pipeline, from Durban to Gauteng, should start during the first quarter of 2008,... 


JSE-listed Rare subsidiary wins large West African maintenance contract
27th November 2007 By: Christy van der Merwe

Piping solutions provider Rare has, through its Angolan subsidiary Rare Petrochemicals, secured "arguably the single largest maintenance, repair and operations contract in oil-rich West... 


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