ARC ENERGY WEATHERS RECESSION WITH SECOND HIGHEST TURNOVER

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Leading weld overlay cladding and fabrication specialist Arc Energy Resources has recorded the second highest annual turnover in the company’s seventeen-year history, achieving a figure just a few thousand pounds short of £5 million.

Managing director Alan Robinson says that in a challenging business environment the company has continued to invest in equipment and people, allowing the company to develop.

“During the recession we’ve planned for the future” he says: “spending £500,000 on two new Rotating Head welding machines in order to extend the size and scope of corrosion resistant coating contracts we can handle.”

He also says the company, which provides highly specialised anticorrosion engineering and fabrication services for equipment installed in hostile environments in the oil & gas, chemical, water, nuclear and defence industries, has a healthy order book going into 2012 and he anticipates another good year.

The £½million Rotating Head welding machines complement Arc Energy’s dedicated cladding workstations, which are designed in-house and feature state-of-the-art control systems developed to suit the company’s specialised engineering requirements.

The combination of specifically designed workstations and welding system provides more precise control, allowing weld deposits to be laid to much finer tolerances and positioned with greater accuracy. A smoother finish also limits the amount of alloy used and reduces the post weld machining time, which results in a double saving for customers.

The company is able to clad bores up to four metres diameter and areas of restricted access within bores as small as 20mm diameter. Typical weld overlay materials include Inconel 625 & 825, Monel, Hastalloy and stainless steels amongst others. In addition, Arc Energy also offers in-house test weld, heat treatment, PMI and NDT facilities.

Alan Robinson, one of very few UK registered European Welding Engineers, says few welding specialists can equal Arc Energy’s capability to support clients with highly qualified, experienced welding staff.

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For further information contact:
Alan Robinson Arc Energy Resources, Unit 12 Eastington Industrial Estate Meadow Mill, Eastington, Glos GL10 3RZ
Tel: +44 (0)1453 823523 Fax: +44 (0)1453 823623 E-mail: sales@arcenergy.co.uk Web: www.arcenergy.co.uk

For press information contact:
Dennis Cantillion, Cantillion King, 16 The Cornhill, Stroud, Gloucestershire, GL5 2JT
Tel: +44 (0)1453 755551 Fax: +44 (0)1453 751525 E-mail: dennis@cka.co.uk

Editors Notes:
Arc Energy Resources is one of the UK’s leading specialists in weld overlay cladding and fabrication for the oil & gas industry. The company’s expertise provides protection against corrosion and wear for a variety of process and pipeline equipment for use in any hostile environment.

The company recently made a major investment in two new Rotating Head welding machines costing £500,000. This has increased productivity and extended the size and scope of work it can handle, which now includes complicated component geometries for the full or partial cladding and fabrication of a huge range of component sizes weighing up to 15 tonnes. The company’s in-house designed cladding workstations feature state-of-the-art control systems developed to suit its customer’s specialised engineering requirements, and can clad bores up to four metres diameter and areas of restricted access within bores as small as 20mm diameter. Arc Energy also offers in-house test weld, heat treatment, PMI and NDT facilities.

Industry certifications include ISO 9001:2008 quality management, ISO 3834-2 fusion welding of metallic materials, and the internationally renowned ASME U and R Stamps, as well as ISO 14001:2004 environment management, Investors in People and OHSAS 18001:2007 Health & Safety management system. 

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During the recession we’ve planned for the future
Alan Robinon, Arc Energy Resources
Arc Energy Resources has recorded the second highest annual turnover in the company’s seventeen-year history
Alan Robinon, Arc Energy Resources