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1. The dirty protectors are received into the holding area, segregated according to size and thread type, and stored prior to cleaning.
2. The dirty protectors are cleaned using our semi-automatic Hot Water Wash system to remove the grease and debris.
3. The cleaned protectors are then visually inspected for damage, out of roundness, etc. Severely damaged protectors are rejected and placed in disposal containers, ready for recycling.
4. Minor repairs to the protectors are carried out where necessary.
5. Each protector must be function tested on a suitable pin or box test connection. The protectors MUST fit correctly, otherwise they are rejected for recycling.
6. The protectors are then wiped with solvent to remove any remaining traces of grease and stains.
7. Protectors which pass the above procedure, are then securely packed, marked with size, connection and type, and moved to transit or storage areas.
The water is continually reused by recycling through various filters and settling tanks. The grease and debris is collected and stored in drums. (Environment)
Passing the TestThis is an entirely manual operation. Protectors must not be forced onto the test connections.
Norkram Limited
Serving the Oil & Gas Industry.
Helping protect the Environment
Longside Airfield Ind Est
Peterhead
Scotland. UK.
AB42 3DY
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