Amarinth delivers four API 610 OH2 pumps with Plan 53B seal support systems to ProSep in Malaysia on a tight 26 week deadline which have been deployed in the Petronas operated Kebangan field.

Amarinth's focus on Iraq leads to its first order in the region assisted by the appointment of Horizon Development International (Basra) as its agent.

Amarinth will supply the five API 610 OH2 A-Series super duplex pumps with Plan 53B buffer fluid seal support systems mounted on bespoke baseplates to the new Quad 204 floating production, storage and offloading (FPSO) vessel.

Amarinth explains why companies who have always specified a VS1 pump should think about whether a more cost effective VS4 pump could meet the duty required.

Amarinth has secured orders totalling $5.5m from the National Petroleum Construction Company (NPCC) in Abu Dhabi.

Amarinth has delivered an innovative open drain pumping solution to be installed in the caisson of the Kumul Oil Platform located 40km off the southern coast of Papua New Guinea.

Oliver Brigginshaw, Managing Director of Amarinth, explains how Amarinth is using state-of-the-art computer modelling techniques to design rotodynamic pumps for low shear applications.

Amarinth delivers £750k of high alloy pumps to ZADCO on short lead time for Zirku Island

Amarinth provides winterised pumps to the oil fields of remote Russia

Amarinth appoints Alex Brigginshaw as Business Development Director

Amarinth complete it's new test facilities providing additional capacity to handle its ever increasing orderbook

Amarinth strengthen UK sales operation with appointment of Harry Coldrey, UK OEM Sales Manager bringing with him a wealth of expertise in instrumentation in the Oil & Gas industries.

Amarinth gains Petronas approved vendor status and signs Geveke Oil & Gas Malaysia as regional agent

Amarinth secured an order from Saudi International Petrochemical Company (Sipchem) for an API 610 petrochemical pump that will be used for Ethylene Di Acetate transfer

Amarinth welcomes Austrian Helmut Benigni, a leading engineer in the field of optimising pump performance, to work alongside the company on its high profile Carbon Trust project to develop a high efficiency centrifugal pump.

Amarinth further extended its presence in the Middle East by recruiting Gas Arabian Services as its new territory sales and marketing agent for the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia

Amarinth secures an initial order for $300K of process pumps from leading Spanish engineering and construction company Tecnicas Reunidas for use the Sahil and Shah fields as part of the Full Field Development project in Abu Dhabi.

Amarinth continues its global expansion by signing Padmasri Engineers as its agent in India and securing a $300K contract from Larsen & Toubro.

Amarinth secures orders from Petrofac totalling 4M USD for delivery by June 2010. The majority of the pumps are destined for the ASAB Full Field Development project in Abu Dhabi, the biggest on-shore project ever awarded.

Amarinth has successfully completed Phase 1 in developing a new process for manufacturing impellers optimised for best efficiency point to better match pumps to the customer’s duty point. The work is being supported through a grant from the Carbon Trust of £160,000.

Amarinth has just completed a new building that will house its state-of-the-art assembly facilities and provide an additional capacity of 150% over and above its existing facilities.

Amarinth unveiled its new document management system which promises to deliver significant benefits to contractors and operators, particularly those subject to penalty payments and retentions related to documentation.

Modern FPSO markets demand low volume, highly specified pumps on short leadtimes which poses real problems to traditional equipment manufacturers used to selling much higher volumes.

Enquiries for pumps from the oil and gas industries normally refer to API 610, now ISO 13709, as the minimum technical standard. Amarinth looks at this combination of sometimes conflicting requirements of specifications and standards and explores why this can potentially lead to the best pump for the job not being selected.

Amarinth launch an innovative new on-line service that gives access to detailed 3-Dimensional CAD models of its API 610 horizontal & vertical pumps

Amarinth are awarded a grant from the Carbon Trust of £160,000 to develop a new process for manufacturing impellers optimised for best efficiency point to better match the pumps to the customer’s duty point.

API 610 10th Edition Pumps installed on the Acid Gas Recovery Unit for the Turkmenistan Block 1 Development Project for Petronas Carigali despite diffcult trading conditions in the current economic climate.

Amarinth has secured an order in excess of 2M euros from Aker Kvaerner for 40 centrifugal industrial process pumps to be supplied with sliding baseplates and API 682 plan 54 seal support systems to be used in the new mega PTA plant in Portugal.

Amarinth secured a $1M order from Galfar Engineering and Construction of Abu Dhabi for ten super duplex API 610 VS4 vertical sump pumps to be installed on the 'closed drains system modifications’ at the Bab Plant owned ADCO

Amarinth announce that its two year long investment in RADAR, a fully integrated design, manufacturing and support system, enables it to deliver bespoke API 610 exotic alloy pumps in just 26 weeks, halving the traditional lead time.

Amarinth strengthen its operations in the Middle East with the appointment of Al Ansari Trading Enterprise LLC as its agent in the Sultanate of Oman

Oliver Brigginshaw, Managing Director of Amarinth, explains NPSH and how pumps can be cost effectively engineered to operate in a low NPSH environment.

Amarinth celebrates 5 years of rapid growth, and attributes much of it's success to the application of Solidworks 3D CAD supported by Innova Systems

Amarinth appoint a new agent in the Scandinavian market, TUROteknikk AS of Norway. This new relationship has already yielded a significant order for 3 API 610 OH2 process pumps from DONG Energy, the Nordic’s leading energy group

Sheldon Wilford is appointed as Northern area Sales Engineer to support Amarinth's expanding business in the UK

Amarinth's innovative engineering skills develop an advanced impeller and pump design for Polimeri Europa that allows latex coagulate to be pumped reliably thereby reducing equipment maintenance costs by a massive 83%.

Amarinth invest significantly in Soildworks CAD to developing the world’s first modular vertical sump pump (API 610 VS4's) that significantly reduces lead-times of what is generally considered a totally bespoke product. Customer specific GA's & SA's can be produced within 4 - 6 hours rather than 4 weeks!

Amarinth, working with its Middle East agent Nama Development Enterprises, has once again secured a significant order for its API 610 VS4 vertical sump pumps. Following a $3.5M order earlier this year, this new order of $1M has been placed by Consolidated Contractors International Company (CCC) for 3 high alloy vertical sump pumps for use in the Abu Dhabi Gas Industries Ltd (GASCO) on-shore oil operations at Habshan in the Emirate of Abu Dhabi.

Amarinth has appointed Nama Development Enterprises as one of its growing number of agents based in Abu Dhabi, in the Middle East. This new relationship has already yielded a high profile $3.5M order for an number of high alloy API 610 VS4 vertical sump pumps. Amarinth's largest order to date.

Amarinth has designed and commissioned an innovative pumping solution for Polimeri Europa which prevents the frequent clogging inherent in the existing centrifugal pumps used to move latex agglomerate around the plant. The new pumps have increased reliability by a factor of 15 delivering a return on investment in just nine months

Carolyn Hepburn joins Amarinth from Emerson Process Management and will be focused on working with customers in the north of the UK. Following her degree in Industrial Technologies and Management, Carolyn gained a great deal of experience of the oil, gas and process industries through her work at Costain.

Algerian fuel manufacturing company, Sonatrac, has commissioned two new Axsia Nutshell Filters at its Birbirkine site in Algeria. These are the first Axsia filters to incorporate an ingenious new variable speed pump based on the proven C Series pump designed by Amarinth.

Oliver Brigginshaw explains why the Ci-Nergy variable speed condensate recovery unit offers significant reduced operating costs compares with more traditional start, stop units

Amarinth designs Ci-Nergy, a compact self sensing variable speed condensate recovery unit to deliver a combination of energy savings, space and cost reduction. The fact that the Ci-Nergy CRU costs less to manufacture than traditional units means that operators will get a return on their investment in just 6 to 9 months

Amarinth, wins a significant order from the Wood Group to supply 10 ATEX compliant low NPSH C Series process pumps, complete with John Crane upstream pumping mechanical seals. They are to be installed on the Amerada Hess Corporation operated Triton Floating, Production, Storage and Offloading (FPSO) vessel located in the North Sea to complete a filtration package to achieve OSPAR compliance.

Amarinth acquires Protect System, a UK company based in Chinnor, specialising in the design and manufacture of high quality seal support systems adapted to suit their customers specific needs. The products are designed and manufactured to PED 97/23/EC and ATEX EC-Directive 94/9/EC and are supplied alongside Amarinth's range of process pumps

Wadworth & Company, brewers of the famous 6X, recently needed a pump in a hurry. Amarinth used its web-based ordering system to rush through a U Series industrial pump for use in the brewery process and keep the customer informed of progress along the way

Amarinth deliver 10 off API 610 OH2 & VS4 process pumps incorporating John Crane laser faced seals to the Adhi Gas Processing Plant II to handle Liquid Petroleum Gas (LPG) at high suction pressures

If you manage equipment that is operating in a potentially explosive atmosphere, you have probably heard of ATEX. Oliver Brigginshaw offers a basic guide to ATEX so that you can ask the right questions, and understand the answers.

Shell Training & Enterprise Program (STEP) students Greg Aldham and Richard Morgan assist Amarinth on a 3 month student placement by developing a pump testing procedure & manual and assisting with the development of Amarinth's variable speed drive for the Ci-Nergy condensate recovery unit.

Oliver Brigginshaw explains why re-engineering of pump parts provides end users with a superior alternative to some OEM parts which were originally designed years ago. Re-engineering offers design improvements whilst maintaining part interchangeability. It should not be confused with replication, which merely reproduces flaws in the original designs.

Amarinth, today announced the launch of their new e-commerce capability. This unique service within the pump industry allows customers to place orders and track every stage of the manufacture through to delivery, any time, anywhere in the word.