Nov. 17, 2025
A leading US energy company with operations spanning multiple regions globally relies heavily on wire ropes in its heavy equipment. To prevent major accidents caused by wire rope safety hazards, the company has introduced a wire rope non-destructive testing system and related services developed by WTAU. This signifies that the company will leverage China's advanced non-destructive testing technology to upgrade its equipment safety management system, providing technological assurance for the safe operation of load-bearing components in critical production processes.
Nov. 13, 2025
As a core subsidiary of TotalEnergies in Nigeria, Total Nigeria has been deeply rooted in the local energy market for many years, holding a significant position in the downstream sector of Nigeria's oil and gas industry and being one of the major suppliers of aviation fuel in Nigeria. Its large offshore cranes need to operate continuously in a wide temperature range from -20°C to +70°C, placing extremely high demands on the reliability of lifting safety equipment.
Monaco Shipping Company Andromeda ordered WTAU's 550t Chain Stopper Weight Sensor.
Nov. 11, 2025
Andromeda Shipping Company of Monaco boasts a large fleet and extensive business operations, with routes covering major ports worldwide. As a critical component of ship anchoring systems, the chain stopper's performance directly impacts the ship's safety while anchored. When a ship is anchored at sea, the chain stopper must withstand enormous tensile forces to ensure the stability of the anchor chain and prevent dangerous situations such as displacement or chain breakage due to wind, waves, or other factors. The 550t chain stopper weight sensor manufactured by WTAU can monitor the tensile force borne by the chain stopper in real time, providing crucial data support for the safe anchoring of ships.
Nov. 06, 2025
A leading Saudi Arabian offshore engineering company has reached a significant cooperation agreement with WTAU Offshore Engineering, procuring nine LMI for deck cranes to upgrade the deck crane safety systems of its core vessels, facilitated by the Saudi agent. This collaboration signifies that WTAU's safety equipment, specifically designed for marine applications, has officially gained recognition from a Middle Eastern oil and gas service giant. It not only provides crucial support for upgrading offshore operation safety but also demonstrates the bridging value of WTAU's Saudi agent in overseas market expansion, laying a solid foundation for WTAU Offshore Engineering to deepen its presence in the Middle East market.