Every sector has one problem that decides the material.

Sour service, chloride-bearing produced water and high-pressure duty, onshore and offshore.

Mixed acid service, wide temperature ranges and process chemistry that changes between campaigns.

Cracking, reforming and polymer service at temperature, with sulphur and chloride exposure.

Cleanability, surface finish and documented material traceability from mill to installation.

Boiler, superheater and condenser service, plus flue gas cleaning downstream.

Seawater, splash zone and cargo service, where chlorides are permanent rather than occasional.

Strength-to-weight, fatigue life and full traceability against airframe-grade specifications.

High-volume machined parts, exhaust systems and trim, where cycle time drives cost.

Bleaching chemistry, chloride dioxide and wet process conditions throughout.

Hygienic design, cleanability and resistance to cleaning chemistry rather than product chemistry.

Rolling stock structures, interiors and fittings, with weight and fire performance constraints.

Ultra-high purity gas delivery, where surface contamination is the entire specification.

Naval, armoured and ordnance applications with traceability and inspection requirements.

Bodies, trim, shafts and internals supplied to drawing for OEM assembly.

Urea, ammonia and phosphoric acid plant, among the most aggressive process environments.

Crude unit, hydroprocessing and reformer service with sulphur and naphthenic acid exposure.

Primary and secondary circuit components with exceptional documentation requirements.

Potable distribution, treatment plant and sewage handling, including chlorinated service.

Kiln, preheater and cooler components at temperature, with abrasion and alkali attack.

Precision small components, shielding, contacts and thin-gauge strip.

Instrument, equipment and device components requiring cleanability and sterilisation resistance.

General fabrication, structural and utility work across process and manufacturing plant.