LAMEGAS COMERCIALIZAÇÃO E INSTALAÇÃO DE GAS DE LAMEGO LDA.

BORSIG offers attractive process solutions for various gas separation applications in the fields of oil and gas production or refinery and process technology, such as BORSIG Hydrogen separation and BORSIG Fuel gas conditioning. This covers the treatment of gas streams for conditioning raw gas flows, recovery of specific components and the improvement of product quality to comply with customer gas specifications. Process concepts can be developed in addition to existing processes or as an alternative to conventional process solutions.

ZWP is one of the leading independent manufacturer in Germany for gears, pinions and rim gears. We supply already well-known manufacturers for gear boxes. We are looking forward getting intouch with you to have a conversation about possibilities for your supply. Sectors of our (international) customers are: Mining, Oil, Offshore, rail and ship transmissions, industrial transmissions and many more fields of applications. Overview about the capabilities for production: Gears internal and external toothed hardened and grinded Module 2 – 50 mm Diameter 100 – 2,000 mm Internal toothed rings / rim gears hardened and grinded Module up to 20 mm - more on request Diameter 100 to 1,800mm Pinions and shafts internal and external toothed hardened and grinded Module 1 – 50 mm Diameter 50 – 500 mm Length up to 1,500 mm Hardening and balancing inhouse possible Cooperation with companies for special manufacturing of gears and pinions etc We speak English.

R410A is odourless, colourless, non-flammable and non-toxic. It operates at higher pressures than many other refrigerants, and so cannot be used to retrofit R22 systems. R410A is odourless, colourless, non-flammable and non-toxic. It operates at higher pressures than many other refrigerants, and so cannot be used to retrofit R22 systems.

R404A is an HFC blend. It is a colourless, non-flammable gas mixture at atmospheric pressure with a slight odour. Supplied in low pressure cylinders. All fluorocarbon refrigerant gases contain one or more carbon and fluorine atoms and are organic compounds. Atoms of chlorine, hydrogen and bromine may also be present.