SPONSORS OF TYNE & TEES FEATURE
Being the largest supplier of torque equipment in the world, the company combines supply of tooling through our outlets for hire and purchase. their UK facility has the largest quantity of available hire and purchase equipment. They have dedicated tool kits available on request for most wind turbine manufacturers. One of the benefits of working with the largest and most respected tooling supplier is the flexibility within their hire and purchase options. This, alongside their guarantee of customer satisfaction, with extended and ‘no questions’ warranty on tooling providing high quality products with cost effective service solutions.
PROJECTS
Along with the design of tooling for manufacturing Hytorc UK wind have been at the forefront of bolting improvements within the renewable industry assisting in major onshore and offshore projects with great success.
These bolting
lmprovements have been made possible by the company working with different agencies and construction teams to improve applications such as cable protection systems, foundation transition pieces, tower bolts and nacelle bolting issues.
Their latest hands-free bolting technology is not only used by Renewable Test centres worldwide, but has been installed on some of the latest turbines being brought to the market.
calibration technology onboard. The mobile van unit is available for on-site repairs and calibrations.
All the facilities including the mobile workshop provide safety training programmes. This initiative was a large investment, which was led by the need to service the customer in remote locations.
EXCITING TIMES the exciting thing for the Hytorc Wind Team is that although they are only at the beginning of an era, they are already an experienced unit.
They are learning more and more on a daily basis and their willingness to persevere with the challenges associated with the renewable market, leaves them ready to meet changing customer demands.
HYTORC
www.hytorc.co.uk
THE LONG HAUL the UK team decided they could not service the wind industry unless they became dedicated to that industry. Unlike many others, they are not part-time. They have diverted their resources to meet the different challenges that breaking new ground can bring.
The projects they have been involved in have taught them the standards this industry is demanding now and what it is likely to demand in the coming years.
The company have been the leaders in introducing dedicated mobile service vans to the industry with the latest service &
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