Farwest Corrosion, made a notable impact at AMPP 2024 with its cutting-edge technologies and strategic goals for expansion, shared by Nate Medina, Business Development Specialist. Established in 1956, the company has long been at the forefront of providing corrosion solutions, and this year’s conference proved to be a pivotal moment for advancing its growth in the global energy sector.
Leading technologies for corrosion protection
The company demonstrated a range of proprietary products developed and manufactured at its U.S.-based facility in Downey, California. Key products include the DC-Pro rectifiers, the Rapid Check Test Station, and the AC-10 mitigation system. These advanced solutions are a big help for industries around the world to prevent corrosion in pipelines, tanks, and other vital infrastructure.
What we have to offer is basic cathodic protection materials […] which we manufacture ourselves like our DC-Pro which we manufacture, we’ve got our rapid check test stations and an AC-10 AC mitigation detection system.
Nate Medina.
Electro Braze and Farwest Corrosion: A strategic partnership
At the event, Farwest Corrosion also highlights its exclusive partnership with Electro Braze, the company known for its pin brazing technology. Electro Braze’s products allow for the connection of cables to pipelines without causing damage, a crucial application for cathodic protection and AC mitigation systems.
The pin brazing system is portable and rechargeable, offering a versatile solution for industries looking to enhance their corrosion prevention capabilities, and Farwest is the exclusive distributor of Electro Braze products in the United States.
Ambitious goals for AMPP 2024: Expanding connections and sealing deals
With an eye on future growth, the company has set clear goals for its participation in the event. The company aims to forge new partnerships and seal deals with major players in the oil and gas industry, further solidifying its position as a global leader in corrosion protection solutions.
We’ve come to meet a lot of people in our different industries, learn from them […] do some networking, treat our customers that do business with us already.
Nate Medina.
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