Sealmatic India Ltd announced the attainment of Russian certification for TRCU 10 and TRCU 32 for its API plans. The accomplishment stands as a significant milestone for Sealmatic, highlighting its commitment to providing the Russian market with top-tier safety and quality standards. Notably, without the TRCU 10 and TRCU 32 Certification, no supplies can be furnished to the Russian oil and gas sector.
Russia holds a prominent position in global energy markets, ranking among the top three crude producers worldwide. The country’s oil and gas sector is witnessing substantial investment, with companies allocating approximately $55 billion to new projects over the next three years. Key players in this sector include Bashneft, Gazprom, Gazprom Neft, Itera, Lukoil, Northgas, Novatek, Rosneft, Rusneftegaz, Russneft, Surgutneftegas, Tatneft, and Transneft.
The Technical Regulations of the Customs Union (TRCU) represent a set of mandatory standards aimed at ensuring product safety, quality, and conformity within the Eurasian Economic Union (EAEU). Certification under TRCU 10 and 32 is highly esteemed in the Russian market, symbolizing adherence to rigorous regulations and standards.
As reported by PR Newswire, TRCU 32 certification pertains to the safety of equipment operating under high pressure. This certification validates that Sealmatic’s API seal supply systems adhere to regulations governing the design, construction, and operation of pressure equipment, ensuring their suitability for deployment in high-pressure environments typical of industries such as oil and gas, petrochemicals, and refineries.
Umar AK Balwa, Managing Director, Sealmatic said, “Our aim is always to be ahead of the competition. The attainment of TRCU 10 and 32 certification is a testament to the relentless efforts of our quality assurance team. Their unwavering commitment and dedication have been instrumental in navigating the complexities of certification processes and upholding the company’s reputation for excellence and which will allow us to participate in the new projects being commissioned in Russia ($55 billion investment in the oil and gas sector over the next three years)”.
