We are very proud of our skilled Manufacturing Team and their quality of workmanship. Although Ejectors appear to be simple pipework, they do in fact require a very specific and specialist approach when it comes to manufacturing.
A general fabrication facility, which may typically produce vessels and pipework, are rarely capable of producing reliable, efficient Ejectors. In contrast to this, Transvac’s Manufacturing Team has a world-leading understanding of Ejector manufacture and the specific workflows required between welding and machining required to ensure design tolerance, concentricity and a high-quality finish is met, every time.
Our Team is also very experienced in manufacturing Ejectors from many materials including many exotic alloys and wear-resistant parts for specialist applications.
We have a range of large capacity Computer Numerical Control (CNC) Lathes, Spark Erosion Tools and Vertical Machining Centres (VMCs), with a recent £100,000 investment into a new VMC system.
Internal taper machining is one of our key strengths and we have developed our own set of proprietary boring tools, allowing for the precise milling of extremely long bores.
Welding is one our core competences and we pride ourselves on fully meeting the project specifications of our clients. Transvac has worked with most of the major oil & gas operators including Aramco, Shell, ExxonMobil, ConocoPhillips, OXY and many others.
We have a dedicated assembly area that gives us the flexibility to assemble large Ejectors and skid packaged Ejector systems.
Transvac is experienced in handling many types of materials and the handling requirements needed. We maintain limited material stocks which are all registered, segregated and stored in accordance with our quality system by a dedicated Materials Handling & Controlling team.
We have a dedicated inspection bay and a rigorous, gated inspection regime throughout our manufacturing process co-ordinated by our Inspector. All component parts are checked and verified prior to our Ejectors being released for assembly.
These in-process checks are a vital part of our quality assurance process, helping us guarantee our products conform to the required tolerances, surface finish, concentricity, design code and client specifications.
