149 Newlands Road, Cathcart, Glasgow, G44 4EX, United Kingdom
+44 141 637 7141
Our largest manufacturing facility is located in Glasgow, Scotland. ClydeUnion Pumps has been manufacturing here for over 120 years and the site has continued to adapt to the needs of our global customer base. This site provides centrifugal pumps for all our business sectors but specialises in products for the upstream oil and nuclear power industries.
The Cathcart, Glasgow Service Center offers expert
support both onsite and offsite to improve efficiency and reduce downtime on
Pump maintenance projects. We are committed to providing the best quality
and value possible, so our customers know they can count on us for a reliable,
effective solution that will maximize their project budget.
With many years’ experience in the
industry, our knowledgeable team provide superior service at all stages of your
Pump lifecycle performance. Please see the list of services the Cathcart, Glasgow Service Center offers below.
High technology pumps for the most demanding services
ClydeUnion Pumps facility in Glasgow, Scotland, is one of the largest manufacturers of complete pumping systems in the world, supplying capital equipment packages to various industry sectors, including:
Nuclear power
Conventional power
Oil & gas
Water & wastewater
Industrial
Packages are capable of being engineered and manufactured to match a broad range of system requirements. The Glasgow manufacturing facility is committed to ensuring that our operations are controlled and are in accordance with best working practices throughout. The extensive range of manufacturing processes include:
Welding and fabrication
Heat treatment and X-ray
Machining
Hydro testing
Assembly
Product testing
Pipe work manufacture
Instrumentation and control wiring and tagging
Preservation and preparation for despatch
Capability and integrity are demonstrated through in-house testing and, with our recent upgrade of high end machining technology our processes become more efficient. High performance pumping systems are developed using finite element analysis and computational fluid dynamics.
Health & Safety
The company considers that operations which minimise their potential environmental impact and have excellent standards of health and safety, are essential for the well-being of our employees and customers, our reputation and the performance of the business. Our goal is to integrate best practice environmental, health and safety into every operation by eliminating accidents, reducing and controlling any harmful processes and in turn, providing a healthy and safe working environment for all employees, visitors and contractors.
We are committed to ensuring that our operations are controlled in accordance with best working practices and that they comply with all up-to-date legislative requirements.
In order to achieve our goals we will:
Demonstrate leadership and commitment to EH&S
Set realistic objectives and targets and measure progress to ensure continual improvement in performance
Openly communicate the nature of our activities and encourage dialogue and report progress on our EH&S performance
Require all employees, contractors and visitors to exercise personal responsibility in preventing harm to themselves and others and to the environment, as well as contribute to the process of consultation and continual improvement • Provide appropriate EH&S training and information for our employees, contractors, subcontractors and others who work with us • Allocate suffi cient resources to achieve the EH&S goals and targets of the business • Realise “Best in Class” standards of EH&S performance through a shared belief, mutual respect, commitment and teamwork
Quality Assurance
All components are inspected at various stages during manufacture by experienced operators. A full range of inspection equipment is available enabling the company to meet the high quality standards it sets. Within our inspection facility, the company has five coordinate type machines (computer assisted). These have improved the versatility of inspection metrology and, more importantly, sped up measurement of dimensions.
Commercial Standards
BS EN ISO 9001-1994 Lloyds Class 1 up to 25mm thick
Nuclear Code Work
ASME Boiler & Pressure Vessel Code Section III Class 2&3 Vessels, pumps, etc.,
Non-Destructive Examination
Qualified staff with many years experience in non-destructive examination techniques have a wide range of equipment at their disposal
Quality Assurance Department
Methods NDT Qualifications
Magnetic particle
Dye penetrant
Ultrasonic
Radiography
Up to level III qualifications to meet SNT TC 1A & PCN
