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Introduction into Kingfisher Industrial

Introduction into Kingfisher Industrial. Who are Kingfisher industrial? Protect process plant and equipment Privately owned company Based in the Midlands, UK Complete design, fabrication, lining and installation service Offering both in-house and on-site services

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Introduction into Kingfisher Industrial

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  1. Introduction into Kingfisher Industrial

  2. Who are Kingfisher industrial? • Protect process plant and equipment • Privately owned company • Based in the Midlands, UK • Complete design, fabrication, lining and installation service • Offering both in-house and on-site services • Active in utility, heavy manufacturing and process industy • Customer base consisting of a variety of global blue chip companies • Undertaking contracts within the UK, Europe and the rest of the world • Currently employing 60 people –Staff & Operatives • Skill base consisting of Managerial, Engineering, Project & Sales Engineers, Administration, Apprentices and Skilled Operatives

  3. What do Kingfisher do ? • Give a full turnkey solution to the problems associated with degradation when handling bulk solids • The ability to invest in as much or as little protection as required • The benefit of experience associated with all aspects of contract management • Offer industry an unbiased solution to plant degradation • An assurance of investment (warranties) • The ability to retrofit, repair or upgrade • Reduce the demand on resources (labour) • Comply to current legislation (best practice – HSE & Environment) • Fit and forget

  4. How do we achieve this ? • Complete range of ‘Plant Protection Systems’ • Ceramic • Metallic • Polymer

  5. ‘Plant Protection Systems’ • Ceramic - • K- ALOX – High alumina ceramic • K-BAS – Cast basalt • K-CAST – Blend of aggregates, cement & micro silica • K-SILBIDE – Silicon Carbide • K-VIT – Vitrified clay • K-ZAS – Fused zirconium alumina & Silica

  6. ‘Plant Protection Systems’ • Metallic – • K-CLAD – Chromium carbide deposit plate • K-HARD – Nickel loaded castings • K-FLOW – Ferritic stainless steel

  7. ‘Plant Protection Systems’ • Polymer – • K-KOTE WRS – Epoxy resin screed • K-PLAS – Ultra high molecular weight polyethelene • K-TEX – Natural rubber • K-THANE - Polyurethane

  8. Where are these materials used ? • Industries where bulk solids materials are handled, conveyed or processed • Animal Feed – Building – Cement – Chemicals – Coal & Coke – Defence – Foodstuffs – Glass – Gypsum – Incineration – Marine – Metals – Mineral Processing – Oil Extraction & Processing – Paper – Power Generation – Quarries & Mineral Extraction – Steel – Water & Sewage Treatment – Wood

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