GN Solids America now is doing some important modification in their Houston facility. Now they are expanding their warehouse inventory capacity by installing the screen rack and shelf inside the warehouse, after installation, the warehouse inventory capacity could be tripled to more than 6000 pieces of shaker screens. And it will mainly hold 4 types … Continue reading “A 40 feet container of shaker screens will be in Houston soon”
GN solid control is the world leading company for manufacturing solid control equipment and shale shaker screens. From the beginning of 2017, GN has started upgrading its shale shaker screen product line, from its own OEM shaker screen, to many replacement screens for many world famous brand, such as the MONGOOSE, KING COBRA/ VENOR, FLUID … Continue reading “GN’s new shaker screen and solid control equipment promotion policy”
GN Solids Control is a world famous manufacturer for solid control equipment and waste management system. Since its first establishment in 2007 in China, it’s grown fast from a small local company to great international company. And in 2014, GN Solids Control made a further step to the globalization, establishing its two overseas subsidiaries in … Continue reading “GN’s shale shaker is very popular with customers”
Offshore Europe 2017 will be held in Aberdeen, UK during September 5-8. As one of the largest oil and gas show around the world, every year there will be over 50,000 attendees, and all the buyers, suppliers, technical expert will come together to share the innovative technologies and exchange the thoughts about the industry’s future. … Continue reading “GN will exhibit in Offshore Europe 2017 in Aberdeen UK”
As a leading manufacturer in the solid control industry, GN Solids Control attends and exhibits in many oil and gas shows all around the world each year, such as the OTC, ADIPEC, CIPPE and so on. Next week, GN will exhibit in one of the largest oil and gas show in Moscow which is the … Continue reading “GN will exhibit in the Moscow oil and gas show next week”