Hamriyah Free Zone Authority (HFZA) will feature a large pavilion dedicated to one of the UAE’s largest petrochemical, chemical, oil and gas hubs at the StocExpo Middle East Africa to be held in Dubai, UAE on April 26 and 27.

The exhibition will feature over 100 international and local suppliers showcasing a broad range of the latest technologies, new products and valuable industry services. Exhibitors will reflect the entire supply chain, from tank design, construction and maintenance, through to innovations in metering and measuring, pumps and valves, automation and loading equipment and inspection and certification services.

Highlights of the exhibition will include:

•       A display of manufactured gangways and loading platforms from SafeRack, that provides turnkey services to carriers of crude oil, natural gas and liquid products.

•       The launch of the new FT7000 electronic rack monitor by first-time exhibitor Dixon Group, who will be showcasing their FloTech-branded overfill prevention system and Bayco petroleum products.

•       Timm Elektronik will also be presenting its Overfill Prevention Controller EUS-2, a new generation of overfill prevention which puts future technology into practice today, with bus system interconnectivity specifically for use in hazardous areas.

•       The unveiling of the new CorroLogic Aboveground Storage Tank (AST) dispensing system, for the protection of tank bottoms against soil-side corrosion, by Cortec Middle East. The system is designed to be integrated into the foundation structure of new tanks, as well as tanks undergoing complete floor replacement.

Nick Powell, StocExpo and Tank Storage portfolio director said: “We are delighted to be partnering with one of the region’s leading oil trading hubs. The support of the Hamriyah Free Zone Authority is extremely valuable to the growth and success of the show and we look forward to working together.”

Rakesh Ranjan, chief development officer, (HFZA) said: “StocExpo Middle East Africa is the perfect place to showcase our capabilities and attract leading petrochemical, chemical and oil & gas companies.” – TradeArabia News Service