Nylacast New Houston Facility to be Launched at Subsea UK 2011 and Subsea Tieback

During 2010, Nylacast renowned for being “intuitively synchronized” to their customers needs have been working hard to ensure their customers are receiving the value added service where ever they are in the world.

After great successes in 2010 and in order to service the North America and Latin markets with high end polymer applications, Nylacast have now investing in new offices in Houston, Texas in a continual growth and improvement effort within the oil and gas sector. This forms part of the company strategy of being focused on their customer’s needs, with Nylacast responding to recent customer and market demands to be in place to provide world leading polymer solutions as required.

The new Houston office allows Nylacast to continue providing solutions and creating value for their customers in this industry, being located in what is arguably one of the hubs of the Offshore, Oil & Gas industry, allowing Nylacast to interact on a personal level with their customers and to be on hand to provide advice and solutions from their experienced engineers. Nylacast partners in industry including major blue chip companies such as BP, Shell and Total will now be seeing more and more of Nylacast in their effort to make a real difference to the industry.

The new facility and support service will be launched during Subsea 2011 and Subsea Tieback this year where Nylacast will be showcasing some of their latest offshore developments and demonstrating how their knowledge of advanced polymers can add significant benefit to subsea based projects.

The new Nylacast Houston facility will be lead by Flavio Olivarez who has served in various engineering and management roles in the Petrochemical, Aluminium, Construction, Oil, Gas and Offshore industries over the past 30 years. He is a registered Professional Engineer in the state of Texas and has held that distinction for more than 25 years.

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Source: nylcast,February 07, 2011; Image: nylacast