Interpipe receives approved manufacturer status from Van Leeuwen Pipe and Tube

Monday, 08 November 2010 15:04:03 (GMT+3)   |  

The Ukrainian steel pipe and railway wheel producer Interpipe Corporation has announced that its subsidiaries Interpipe NTRP, Interpipe NMPP and Interpipe Niko Tube have been included in the Approved Manufacturing List (AML) of the international industrial distributor Van Leeuwen Pipe and Tube Group, following the successful passage of its external audit.

"The Van Leeuwen Pipe and Tube Group is one of the largest distributors of steel pipes, having a diverse distribution network around the world. That is why the received status of approved manufacturer of the Van Leeuwen Pipe and Tube Group is a natural and important step for Interpipe. Collaboration with one of the largest industrial pipe distributors will allow the company not only to strengthen its position in the export markets but also to diversify its client base," commented Fadi Hraibi, director for product and resource management at Interpipe.

Marketplace Offers

ERW Longitudinal Galvanized Flat Pipe

External Diamater 21.7 - 139.7 mm
Wall Thickness 12.7 - 127 mm
 
Tedarikçi CONARES METAL SUPPLY
View Offer

ERW Longitudinal Black Pipe

External Diamater 21.3 - 139.7 mm
Wall Thickness 12.7 - 127 mm
 
Tedarikçi CONARES METAL SUPPLY
View Offer

ERW Longitudinal Black Pipe

External Diamater 21.3 - 114.3 mm
Wall Thickness 1.2 - 6 mm
 
Tedarikçi INCOSTEEL
View Offer

Similar articles

Metinvest expands range of cold rolled products

Ukrainian steel pipe output down 11% in January-August

Duncan Pell: 2012 marks start of new era for Interpipe

Ukrainian producers see pipe output rise 16 percent in January-May

Interpipe’s steel pipe output rises by 24.3 percent in January 2011

Russia’s steel pipe consumption reaches pre-crisis levels, output up in 2010

Interpipe passes qualification audit of Sweden’s SKF Group

Interpipe passes Salym Petroleum Development’s prequalification audit

Interpipe’s steel pipe output rises by 53 percent in 2010

Interpipe’s steel pipe output rises by 55.7 percent in January-November