Visit STC Trade at the following fairs:
Exhibition Aqua Nederland 2022
Gorinchem
March 15th – 17th
Exhibition Maritime Industry 2022
Gorinchem
May 17th – 19th
Trade mission Spain
region Vigo
May 23rd – 25th
Exhibition Posidonia 2022
Athens, Greece
June 7th – 9th
Exhibition SMM 2022
Hamburg
September 6th – 9th
Exhibition METS Trade 2022
Amsterdam
November 15th – 17th
Hopefully we will see you there!
Hycom Hydraulikk Competance AS is the first Scandinavian company to order 4 HDPE strainers to be used on a skid. With only the inbuilt size and a subscription on the old metal strainers, we had to design matching strainers that could be exchanged easily. In the photo, the size of the strainer was casted DN125, but the size of the flanges seemed much bigger. The flange size appeared to be 200, so we created a larger filter: without the inbuilt measurement, we designed a DN200 strainer.
We are very proud to supply Hycom strainers with more capacity and a mesh equal to the old one. Again we have provided non-corroding strainers and helped our client gain more capacity for lifelong efficient usage.
Genova Boat Show 2021
Last September, STC Trade was at the Genova Boat Show, one of the largest boat show in the Mediterrane for luxury yachts, superyachts, sailing boats and equipment. Here we present our HDPE filters at the booth of Guidi SRL, an Italian family business that has a big share in the Marine market for bronze fittings, valves and strainers. For over a year now Guidi SRL incorporated STC Perfoplast™ filters into their assortment. During the fair, we approached the market together with our sustainable products for the shipping industry. We are looking back at a successful fair, and we are very satisfied with the positive and enthusiastic reactions of the Italian shipbuilders, wholesalers and visitors!
The Italian family business Guidi has a big share in the Marine market for bronze fittings, valves and strainers and has incorporated STC Perfoplast™ filters into their assortment. STC Trade designs and supplies non-corroding HDPE filters in all sizes.
For many years, the Dutch superyacht builder Heesen Yards has been using our HDPE filter baskets (integrated in Guidi strainers) in their superyachts, to their full satisfaction. The filter baskets are perfectly exchangeable with the metal ones and have the same permeability!
You can find the STC Perfoplast™ Filters in the Guidi paper catalogue and on their website.
More about Guidi
Guidi is located in Grignasco, in the province of Novara, where their headquarters and factory occupy an area of 9,500 m2. They operate in both the national and international nautical market. Guidi supplies the largest Italian and foreign shipyards with products for pleasure and professional boats, directly or through distributors.
Image source: The international media yachts.
From this week on, STC Perfoplast™ filters are also available at Marine Supplies International.
Gavin Fisher, managing director at Marine Supplies International, showed a lot of interest in our HDPE filters and strainers/mudboxes at Europort 2019. We continued our contact on a distance: we are happy to announce that Marine Supplies International has implemented our filters in their assortment!
We have very satisfied clients in commercial, fishing and luxury ships segment all over the world. They were all supplied from the Netherlands but now available in Scotland as well. We wish Gavin Fisher and this crew good business!
More info and our products, including benefits, at: www.marinesuppliesint.com
If you bring new plastic products to the market, you also have to be prepared to roll up your sleeves to combat the plastic pollution of the world. Although our filters are durable and recyclable, it takes little effort to help.
Last Saturday, a group of runners (founder of STC Trade included) cleaned up all the trash that was found during the walk. Each of them was able to get a bag full of rubbish. Now it is clean again. Let’s keep it that way!
Help keep the world clean. This is – unfortunately – not only necessary on World Clean Up Day, but every day!
