Dynalloy

At Dynalloy, we strive for excellence on a daily basis. Periodically that means examining our own procedures to help provide clarity and make the customer experience more accurate, efficient and enjoyable. In this light, we have decided to change our mild steel wire naming convention to include the AWS class for each. This eliminates potential confusion for these similar products. Please help us to adopt the new branding by calling in your order using the new names. If you have questions, please feel free to contact us or download the specification sheet from the DYNAWIRE Hardbanding or Abrasion Resistant sections of our website. Thank you.

Old names:

• Prolong 750Cu
• Prolong Standard

New Names:

• Prolong 70S-2
• Prolong 70S-3
• Prolong 70S-6

Christopher L. Leija

VP – Sales & Marketing

Don’t miss us at ICOTA 2014 tomorrow! Booth #100.

Get the latest application information and product support when you call Todd. Now made even easier.

World Traveler, Expert Trainer, and good friend, Jess Hardin is now sharing his 40 years of brazing/training experience with those in need. Find a list of his offerings here, Jess Hardin Carbide Application Technology

Well our first full year into the trade show scene has concluded.  We have met some wonderful people and seen some great scenery along the way.  We’ve had varying levels of success and learned a few lessons and/or tricks.

The fascinating part is how Trade Shows can give one exposure in areas that are in no way directly related to the geography or industry of the actual show.  Some examples include going to an Oil and Gas based show and then meeting with a civic construction company through contacts at the show, or going to California to end up in Europe, or the one I find the strangest, going to Pennsylvania to end up meeting with a company a half mile away.

Trade Shows are in many ways like Tungsten Carbide, there are many different types and grades, which all provide very similar function, prices vary, but the most important aspect is finding ones which “fit” your company, your application, and your budget.

Bad news, good news coming out of Canada.

The bad news, according to FuelFix, capital spending in the oil sands is being decreased due to the decreasing price of oil.  While this is not good news for continued growth of the region, which has both Oil and Gas and Mining influences, it has little effect on the daily operations of the area.

Which brings us to the good news:  Existing mines and oil production will remain at current capacity.  Simply put it is more expensive to shut them down.  Running them at the break even point or reducing shifts strengths to lower the break even point is the economical option.

Please note:

With the impending landfall of Hurricane Sandy, all shipments to the East Coast may have unavoidable delays.

To all in Hurricane Sandy’s path, stay safe.

Had a great time with all the folks who attended the DUG Eagle Ford show in San Antonio Oct 14-16. Great attendance and the icing on the cake was meeting the Keynote Speaker; Sgt. Dakota Meyers, Medal of Honor Recipient.

Finished the week in Midland/Odessa for the Permian Basin International Oil Show. Car had an 1/8″ of dust/dirt on it when we got back at the end of the day. Meeting up with people is always difficult, either they are in the show when you are at the show, or they are at the show when you are at their shop. Anyone we missed, catch you on the comeback…

Dynalloy Industries was delighted to exhibit at the IADC Drilling Onshore Conference & Exhibition on May 17th 2012 in support of Postle Industries’ Tuffband©NC and Duraband©NC hardbanding wires. The show experienced increased attendance this year for the conferences as well as the exhibits. The entire day was quite enjoyable as we were able to meet with several potential new customers. We hope to see you again next year!