Partner Article
Another ADIPEC Success for Global Manufacturer HTL Group
Last week HTL Group returned to ADIPEC to showcase their UK designed and manufactured controlled bolting equipment on the EIC UK Pavilion.
With over 110,000 delegates in attendance each year, ADIPEC was always on the agenda for HTL Group to demonstrate bolting solutions to the vast range of Oil and Gas industry professionals in attendance at the show.
Whilst meeting and networking with clients and overseas Distribution Partners, HTL’s on-stand team presented their full range of tools designed for controlled bolting applications on a fully equipped demonstration rig, allowing delegates to view the equipment on application including many unique safety features.
In keeping with the digital and innovative culture of the show, HTL brought their latest product innovations to the stand including i-Calibrate. Throughout ADIPEC, the team undertook demonstrations of i-calibrate; HTL’s asset management software platform for complete control and access to calibration and test certificates, anytime, anywhere via QR codes. Likewise, the HTL DSX Dedicated Square Drive Torque Wrench was showcased, which through industry first patented features improves both operator and job site safety.
Paul Storey, HTL Group Managing Director commented:
“ADIPEC yet again was a great success for HTL Group.
We all thoroughly enjoyed a very busy week, meeting and networking with our existing and new clients in addition to overseas Distribution Partners.
I look forward to building relationships with all of those we met and returning to ADIPEC next year.“
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Faye Mann .
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