HOUSTON, TX, April 11, 2014 (Press-News.org) Industrial Solutions & Innovation will exhibit at the OTC-2014 Conference in Houston from May 5-8. The Offshore Technology Conference (OTC) was founded in 1969 and has become the leading tradeshow event for the development of offshore resources in the fields of oil and gas drilling, exploration and production. OTC 2014 expects over 90,000 attendees from all over the world.
ISI will have manufacturer reps in Booth 5521 and an outdoor Booth 203 for running live demos of orbital pipe welding, beveling, CNC pipe cutting, and Hotwire TIG Welding. "Live demonstrations are exciting and always draw a crowd," said Darrell Whittenberg, President of Industrial Solutions & Innovation, LLC. "We are happy to do a live for a particular application. Just send us the specs and we will be in contact with you for details. A live demonstration," continued Whittenberg, "is a good way to weed out empty marketing and sales promises - you get to see what happens on the spot. We will have have several machines in our booths and we will be ready to answer your technical questions."
Industrial Solutions represents several manufacturers including AMET, EWM TIG welders, AXXAIR, Magnatech, Copier, Watts Equipment and others.
To learn more about Industrial Solutions product offerings:
Orbital Welding
http://www.industrialsolutions-llc.com/fusion-orbital-welding.php?source=pr-2014-04
EWM Hotwire Tig Welding Equipment
http://www.industrialsolutions-llc.com/ewm-hotwire-tig-welding.php?source=pr-2014-04
Copier Pipe Beveling
http://www.industrialsolutions-llc.com/id-beveling-machines.php?source=pr-2014-04
About Industrial Solutions and Innovation LLC
Industrial Solutions and Innovation, LLC is a multifaceted group of companies that design, manufacture, sell and service the highest quality equipment in the pipe fabrication industry. ISI has over 30 years experience in industrial welding and equipment and markets around the world.
Industrial Solutions and Innovation to Exhibit at OTC 2014 in Houston, Joined by Manufacturers and Conducting Live Pipe Welding, Hotwire TIG, Pipe Cutting and Beveling Demonstrations
Pipe and tube fabrication solutions company to exhibit at prestigious tradeshow.
2014-04-11
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