Amazon Filters, a leading manufacturer and exporter, will highlight its process filters and housings made in the UK.
The one-day event, in Secunda, South Africa, on 31 July, is designed to bring delegates together from across the petrochemical, oil and gas and energy sectors.
Amazon Filters is represented at the show by long-standing regional distributor partner National Separations (Natsep), whose team will demonstrate technical aspects of the filters and housings and explain their efficiency and sustainability benefits.
Headquartered in Johannesburg and with marketing, sales, distribution and service hubs in Cape Town, Durban and Gqeberha, Natsep provides a range of solutions involving Amazon Filters products.
Core activities include laboratory water purification, process filtration technologies for clarification and sterilisation, and microbial and particle quality control testing.
Padrig O’Hara, Amazon Filters’ project specialist for the oil and gas sectors, said the products on display at Secunda will include SupaSep LGP, the latest evolution of the firm’s liquid-gas coalescers, and newly launched sustainable polypropylene versions of its flagship meltblown filter ranges SupaSpun II, SupaGard, Contour and Contour Gas.
Padrig said: “We aim to highlight how our design capabilities create advanced filter vessels and internal components that can aid critical filtration processes in the oil and gas, energy and renewables sectors.
“We provide essential filtration technology and energy-efficient solutions that enhance efficiency, performance and sustainability.”
It is the second year in a row that Amazon Filters and Natsep have partnered on a presence at a major South African energy industry expo.
Process filter manufacturer highlights its made-in-the-UK products
