Finding a niche in protected piping
Almarc Engineering’s piping systems are used by major pharmaceutical players such as Pfizer and GSK
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BY PROVIDING bespoke solutions at swift speeds, Almarc Engineering has established a niche in corrosion-resistant piping systems, with major pharmaceutical multinationals among its clients.
Almarc specialises in pipes that are lined with polytetrafluoroethylene/perfluoroalkoxy alkanes (PTFE/PFA), for “high-purity” applications where they need to be non-stick and resistant to chemicals. Such protected piping systems are used in the pharmaceutical, food, oil and gas, chemical and waste management industries.
Since its establishment in 2015, Almarc has developed expertise in such pipes and fittings, including tanks, hoses, valves and pumps. This allows it to cater to demand that is not addressed by mainstream providers.
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