Manufacturing and Quality Control blog

Industrial oils, lubrications, and other industrial fluids have been used for more than 30 years to improve performance and other maintenance conditionings. As time goes by, we are seening a lot of efforts coming from different industries assisting consumers get supplies that passed the standardized quality control certifications.

Forging and Castings manufactured from China are increasing in sales by 20% every single year. However with this rapidly increasing industry, quality control has been a consistent rising issue in China resulting in defective and unsafe goods.

Industrial products from China are continually becoming the preferred materials and equipment for global manufacturing and service sectors.

The largest volumes of materials and products for wharf structures and ocean vessels come from China. These products for ships and ports go through strict inspection and quality control protocols ensuring highest levels of safety and quality.

Heavy rigging equipment can be defined as hardware such as hooks, shackles, turnbuckles, blocks, rigging rope, c-wrench, chains, binders, and winches for cargo control as well as a full line of fall protection equipment. It has to be used to be lifted, moved, or secured.

Oil platform inspection and quality control standards are extremely critical in safeguarding marine life, the workers, and the offshore structure itself. Every material and product used in offshore installations must pass international standards and guidelines to zero in the hazards associated with this industry.

Fatal accidents occur yearly because of faulty pressure vessels. This is the number one reason why quality control for pressure vessels is so essential.

Underground steel storage tanks are intended for use for a variety of industries but are most used for petroleum which is mostly found in gasoline stations. The quality control standards set for underground steel tanks are more strictly enforced to prevent contamination of the groundwater.

Floating cranes are used mainly in bridge building, oil rig building, port construction, salvaging shipwrecks and are used for occasional loading and unloading of especially heavy or awkward loads on and off ships. Some floating cranes are mounted on pontoons while others are specialized crane barges with a lifting capacity exceeding 10,000 tons and have been used to transport entire bridge sections.