Engineering studio first.
Fabricator second.
Bespoke clamps engineered for the line — geometry, service, materials, pressure and temperature — designed, fabricated and installed under one engineering team.
How a bespoke ring clamp contains a leaking flange joint.
From leaking equipment to sealed — four stages.
Each bespoke clamp moves through four engineered stages — from on-site assessment to installation support at your location.
Leaking equipment
We identify the leak, service fluid and line conditions on site — an engineer-led assessment of the joint or defect.
Measurements
A precise dimensional survey of the joint and defect geometry provides the exact-fit basis for design.
Fabrication
Manufactured in our facility with full material and weld traceability — or we supply approved fabrication drawings so the clamp can be made at a local workshop near your site.
Installation support
Our team provides on-site installation support at your location, through to confirmed containment.
Designed to standard. Fabricated in-house.
Every clamp is engineered to the application — material grade, wall thickness and custom geometry calculated against the service conditions and validated to ASME Section VIII Division 1 and ASME PCC-2. Detailed fabrication drawings mean the clamp can be built in our own facility or at a local workshop near your site.
One method. Any geometry.
A bespoke clamp is engineered to whatever the line presents — straight runs, bends, branches, mitres and flanges.
Tee clamp
Branch and tee connections.
Box clamp
Straight pipeline and long-line defects.
Miter clamp
Mitred joints.
Elbow clamp
Elbows and bends.
Ring clamp
Flanges and bolted joints.
Brief us on the line.
We will engineer the response.
For emergency containment, product selection, training or regional partnership, route the requirement to the engineering desk.