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Pars Oil and Gas Company Approved Vendors List IN THE NAME OF GOD ISSUED DATE REVISION APPROVED BY ENGINEERING & CONSTRUCTION اﺳﻔﻨﺪ 1388 6 MARCH 2010 DEPARTMENT POGC PARS OIL AND GAS COMPANY REV.6 APPROVED VENDORS LIST MARCH 2010 CONTENT LIST OF MATERIAL & EQUIPMENT ITEMS MATERIAL DESCRIPTION PAGE No. I- CHEMICAL 1 II- COMPOSITE MATERIAL (FRP,GRP&RTRP) 2 III- COUPLINGS 2 IV- CORROSION PROTECTION 4 V- DRILLING EQUIPMENT&MATERIAL 8 VI- ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT 12 VII- HANDLING & PACKING EQUIPMENT 29 VIII- H.V.A.C 32 IX- INDUSTRIAL FIRED EQUIPMENT 35 X- INSTRUMENTATION 37 XI- INSULATING MATERIAL 74 XII MECHANICAL PROTECTION 75 XIII- PIPING BULK 75 XIV- PROCESS EQUIPMENT 87 XV- PROCESS MACHINERY 101 XVI- PACKAGED EQUIPMENT 116 XVII- STRUCTURALS 119 XVIII- SAFETY & FIRE FIGHTING EQUIPMENT 121 XIX- TELECOMMUNICATION 125 XX- VALVES 134 XXI- WATER & WASTE WATER TREATMENT EQUIPMENT AND PACKAGE 141 XXII- WELDING (ELECTRODES, WIRES, ROD & CONSUMABLES) 145 XXIII- POLYMER MATERIALS 146 PARS OIL AND GAS COMPANY REV.6 APPROVED VENDORS LIST MARCH 2010 NO. CATEGORY COMPANY COUNTRY WEB SITE REMARKS I- CHEMICALS 1 MDEA & DEA CECA (ARKEMA GROUP) FR www.ceca.fr BASF (ENGELHARD DE MEERN) NL www.basf.nl UNION CARBIDE UK www.ucarbide.com 2 ANTI FOAM RHODIA-NOVECARE (RHODIA GROUP) FR www.rhodia-novecare.com TRAVIS IRAN IR www.travisiran.com 3 ACTIVATED CARBON CHEMVIRON CARBON (PETRO WINCH LTD) UK www.chemvironcarbon.com JAMESCUMMING (CUMMING & SONS PTY LTD) AUS www.jamescumming.com.au RESINDION SRL IT www.resindion.com JOHNSON MATTHEY PLC UK www.matthey.com 4 L.P.G UNIT CATALYST BASF (ENGELHARD DEMEERN) NL www.basf.nl HALDOR TOPSOE DEN www.topsoe.com AXENS FR www.axens.net JOHNSON MATTHEY PLC (SYNETIX) UK www.matthey.com 5 MOLECULAR SIEVE CECA (ARKEMA GROUP) FR www.ceca.fr BASF (ENGELHARD DE MEERN) NL www.basf.nl HALDOR TOPSOE AIS DEN www.topsoe.com AXENS FR www.axens.net JOHNSON MATTHEY PLC (SYNETIX) UK www.matthey.com UNION CARBIDE UK www.ucarbide.com Page 1 of 147 PARS OIL AND GAS COMPANY REV.6 APPROVED VENDORS LIST MARCH 2010 NO. CATEGORY COMPANY COUNTRY WEB SITE REMARKS 6 BOTTLED GAS VENDORS (NITROGEN, ARGON, OXYGEN & ACETYLENE) UNITOR UAE www.unitor.com ARABIAN INDUSTRIAL GAS CO. UAE www.aigco.com 7 WATER TREATMENT CHEMICALS CHIMEC IT www.chimec.it ENERGY CHEMICAL CO SEMNAN IR www.energychem.com II- COMPOSITE MATERIAL (FRP, GRP & RTRP) 1 PIPES & FITTINGS FARASAN IR www.farasan.org AMERON NL www.ameron-fpg.com TPR FIBERDUR GmbH & Co. GE www.fiberdur.com (FORMERLY DEUTSCHE FIBER CAST) FABCO PLASTICS CAN www.fabcoplastics.com FUTURE PIPE INDUSTRIES NL www.futurepipe.com MASHHAD SADRA IR www.mashadsadra.com III- COUPLINGS 1 GEAR TYPE AB BENZLERS SWE www.benzlers.com BHS GETRIEBE GMBH GE www.bhs-getriebe.de BOSCH REXROTH (LOHMANNT& STOLTERFOHT) GE www.boschrexroth.com MAAG GEAR AG SWZ www.maaggear.com NIPPON PILLAR PACKING CO., LTD. JP www.pillar.co.jp ORGANI TRASMISSIONE GUSTI (OTG) IT www.maina.it STORK GEARS NL www.stork-gears.com JOHN CRANE UK LTD (METASTREAM) UK/FR www.johncrane.co.uk Page 2 of 147 PARS OIL AND GAS COMPANY REV.6 APPROVED VENDORS LIST MARCH 2010 NO. CATEGORY COMPANY COUNTRY WEB SITE REMARKS KEMPCHEN & CO GMBH GE www.kempchen.de FLENDER GRAFFENSTADEN SA FR www.flender.com TODO SWE www.todo.se 2 FLEXIBLE METALLIC TYPE AB BENZLERS SWE www.benzlers.com BHS GETRIEBE GMBH GE www.bhs-getriebe.de BOSCH REXROTH (LOHMANNT& STOLTERFOHT) GE www.boschrexroth.com MAAG GEAR AG SWZ www.maaggear.com NIPPON PILLAR PACKING CO., LTD. JP www.pillar.co.jp ORGANI TRASMISSIONE GUSTI (OTG) IT www.maina.it STORK GEARS NL www.stork-gears.com JOHN CRANE UK LTD (METASTREAM) UK/FR www.johncrane.co.uk KEMPCHEN & CO GMBH GE www.kempchen.de FLENDER GRAFFENSTADEN SA FR www.flender.com TODO SWE www.todo.se 3 MECHANICAL SEAL TYPE BURGMANN PARS IR www.burgmann.com JOHN CRANE/SEAL OIL (FLEXIBOX) GE/FR/UK www.johncrane.co.uk KEMPCHEN & CO GMBH GE www.kempchen.de NIPPON PILLAR PACKING CO., LTD. JP www.pillar.co.jp ROBCO INC. CAN www.robco.com FLOWSERVE NL www.flowserve.com Page 3 of 147 PARS OIL AND GAS COMPANY REV.6 APPROVED VENDORS LIST MARCH 2010 NO. CATEGORY COMPANY COUNTRY WEB SITE REMARKS 4 LIQUID SEAL TYPE BURGMANN GE www.burgmann.com BURGMANN PARS IR www.burgmann.ir JOHN CRANE/SEAL OIL (FLEXIBOX) GE/FR/UK www.johncrane.co.uk KAMPCHEN & CO. GE www.kempchen.de NIPPON PILLAR PACKING CO., LTD. JP www.pillar.co.jp ROBCO INC. CAN www.robco.com FLOWSERVE NL www.flowserve.com 5 DRY GAS SEAL TYPE BURGMANN PARS IR www.burgmann.com FLOWSERVE NL www.flowserve.com JOHN CRANE UK LTD (SEAL OIL) UK www.johncrane.co.uk ROBCO INC. CAN www.robco.com BURGMANN GE www.burgmann.com IV- CORROSION PROTECTION 1 PAINTS: 1.1 PAINTS (ONSHORE) GITI-ASSA IR www.gitiassa.com KHODRANG (REEF) IR www.khodrang.com BAJAK IR www.bajakpaint.ir/ PARS PAMCHAL IR www.parspamchal.com RANGIN ZEREH IR www.ranguinzereh.com RANG PEDRAM CO. IR www.pedramgrp.com Page 4 of 147 PARS OIL AND GAS COMPANY REV.6 APPROVED VENDORS LIST MARCH 2010 NO. CATEGORY COMPANY COUNTRY WEB SITE REMARKS ARASH RANG IR www.arash-paint.com/ NEGIN ZEREH IR www.neginzereh-co.com RONASS IR www.ronass.com/ BUSHEHR CHEMICAL INDUSTRIES CO. IR www.kaharbushehr.net 1.2 PAINTS (OFFSHORE) JUTON NOR www.jotun.com AMERON NL www.ppgpmc.com HEMPEL NL www.hempel.com AZKONOBLE ( INTERNATIONAL PAINT) UK www.akzonoble.com LEIGH'S PAINT UK www.leighspaints.co.uk/ GITI KCC (GITI ASSA) IR www.gitiassa.com SHERWIN WILLIAMS UA www.sherwin-williams.com/ 2 COATING & WRAPPING MATERIAL & LINING & ADDHESIVE CANUSA UK www.canusacps.com TYCO ADHESIVE BE www.covalenceadhesives.com GARNEAU INC. CAN www.garneau-inc.com/ FTI UK www.fibaroll.co.uk/ CERAM KOTE GE www.ceram-kote.com/ 3 CLADDING ALIAZH JOSH IRAN ( WELDING ALLOY) IR Tel: 88792560, 88777919 Fax: 88790068 WELD OVERLAY 4 CATHODIC PROTECTION: 4.1 TRANSFORMERS RECTIFIERS BORNA ELECTRONIC IR www.borna-co.com/ BAC CORROSSION CONTROL UK www.bacgroup.com Page 5 of 147 PARS OIL AND GAS COMPANY REV.6 APPROVED VENDORS LIST MARCH 2010 NO. CATEGORY COMPANY COUNTRY WEB SITE REMARKS CATHODIC PROTECTION UK www.cathodic.co.uk/ HOCKWAY UK www.hockway.com/ HI-TECH/ARMIN SANAT GOSTARAN UK/IR www.armingroup.com 4.2 SACRIFICIAL ANODES: 4.2.1 FLAT TYPE BAC CORROSSION CONTROL UK www.bacgroup.com CATHODIC PROTECTION UK www.cathodic.co.uk/ HOCKWAY UK www.hockway.com/ IMPALLOY UK www.impalloy.com/ AMIZHEH SAZEH ARAK IR amixe.com BORNA ELECTRONIC IR www.borna-co.com/ SEPEHR DANESH POUYA IR www.sdp.ir ALICO UAE www.alicoanodes.com 4.2.2 BRACELET TYPE HOCKWAY UK www.hockway.com/ IMPALLOY UK www.impalloy.com/ ALICO UAE www.alicoanodes.com AMIZHEH SAZEH ARAK IR amixe.com ONLY UP TO 16" PIPE 4.3 IMPRESSED ANODS HOCKWAY UK www.hockway.com/ CATHODIC PROTECTION UK www.cathodic.co.uk/ TELPRO UK www.telprocompanies.com 4.4 ELECTRICAL INSULATING JOINT BRAUNSTAHL GMBH GE www.braunstahl.de Page 6 of 147 PARS OIL AND GAS COMPANY REV.6 APPROVED VENDORS LIST MARCH 2010 NO. CATEGORY COMPANY COUNTRY WEB SITE REMARKS BAC CORROSSION CONTROL UK www.bacgroup.com IPSI FR www.ipsifrance.com LALL STORM OF PIPING FR TEL:+33442794800 RMA GMBH GE www.rma-kehl.de/seiten/index.php?id=1&sprach=1 CATHODIC PROTECTION UK www.cathodic.co.uk/ ZUNT IT www.zunt.com/ 4.5 REFERENCE ELECTRODES HOCKWAY UK www.hockway.com/ CATHODIC PROTECTION UK www.cathodic.co.uk/ 4.6 COKE BREEZE / BACKFILL MATERIAL HOCKWAY UK www.hockway.com/ CATHODIC PROTECTION UK www.cathodic.co.uk/ 5 CORROSION MONITORING ACCESS FITTINGS CAPROCO UK www.caproco.com/ CORMON ( TELEDYNE CORMON LIMITED) UK www.cormon.com/ I.P.S.I FR www.ipsifrance.com SOLARTRON INSTRUMENTS UK www.solartron.com/ CATHODIC PROTECTION UK www.cathodic.co.uk/ ROHRBACK COSASCO UK www.cosasco.com/ 6 CORROSION PROBE & COUPONS CAPROCO UK www.caproco.com/ CORMON ( TELEDYNE CORMON LIMITED) UK www.cormon.com/ I.P.S.I FR www.ipsifrance.com Page 7 of 147 PARS OIL AND GAS COMPANY REV.6 APPROVED VENDORS LIST MARCH 2010 NO. CATEGORY COMPANY COUNTRY WEB SITE REMARKS ROHRBACK COSASCO UK www.cosasco.com/ V- DRILLING EQUIPMENT & MATERIAL 1 DOWNHOLE COMPLETION EQUIPMENT BAKER EASTERN UK www.bakerhughes.com WEATHERFORD OIL TOOL MIDDLE EAST LTD. UK www.weatherford.com PETROLEUM ENGINEERING SERVICES (PES) UK www.haasenginerrs.com CAMCO (SCHULAMBERGER) UK www.camcoltd.co.nz SMITHS INTERBATIONAL UK www.siismithservices.com T.I.W CAN www.tiwtools.com GBI (GLOW BAN INTERNATIONAL) IR Tel: 26120087,88 Fax: 26131845 2 LINER HANGER EQUIPMENT AND SERVICES BAKER EASTERN UK www.bakerhughes.com WEATHERFORD OIL TOOL MIDDLE EAST LTD. UK www.weatherford.com SMITH INTERNATIONAL INC UK www.siismithservices.com T.I.W CAN www.tiwtools.com GBI (GLOW BAN INTERNATIONAL) IR Tel: 26120087,88 Fax: 26131845 INNICOR CAN www.innicor.com 3 MUDLINE SUSPENSION AND TIEBACK SYSTEM A.B.B VETCO GRAY SING www.vetcogray.com CAMERON UK/FR www.c-a-m.com FMC SOUTHEAST ASIA PTE-LTD SING www.fmc.com KVAERNER UK/FR www.akersolutions.com Page 8 of 147 PARS OIL AND GAS COMPANY REV.6 APPROVED VENDORS LIST MARCH 2010 NO. CATEGORY COMPANY COUNTRY WEB SITE REMARKS NODECO NOR www.nauteknikno.no 4 WELLHEAD AND XMAS TREES ABB VETCO GRAY UK/SING www.vetcogray.com COOPER CAMERON UK/FR www.c-a-m.com FMC SOUTHEAST ASIA PTE LTD. SING www.fmc.com KVAERNER UK/FR www.akersolutions.com HADID INDUSTRY IR www.hadid.ir IETC (ABZAR BARGHEE IRAN) IR IETC.com MACHINE SAZI ARAK IR MSA.ir WETCO IR www.peic-ir.com BREDA ENERGIA IT www.bredaenergia.it ITAG VALVE & OIL GE www.itag-celle.de 5 ROCK BITS BAKER HUGHES UK www.bakerhughes.com REED HYCALOG UK www.reedhycalog.com SMITH UK www.siismithservices.com SECURITY UK www.halliburton.com VAREL FR varelintl.com 6 PDC BITS SMITH UK www.siismithservices.com DBS (HALLIBURTON) UK www.halliburton.com DIAMAX (VAREL) FR varelintl.com REED HYCALOG UK www.reedhycalog.com HUGHES CHRISTENSEN UK www.bakerhughes.com Page 9 of 147 PARS OIL AND GAS COMPANY REV.6 APPROVED VENDORS LIST MARCH 2010 NO.
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