Sulzer and Nidec enter field service agreement

Published by Tom Mostyn, Editorial Assistant
Hydrocarbon Engineering, Tuesday, 27 August 2019 10:00

Following the recent agreement of Sulzer to provide sales and technical support for Nidec medium voltage (MV) drives in North America, the two companies have now formalised the field service offering. Having completed technical training, field service teams from Sulzer are now able to offer operators of Nidec MV drives onsite support.

Nidec Industrial Solutions manufactures high quality MV drives for industrial applications, especially for oil and gas, and power generation. Together, the combined expertise of these companies aims to deliver cutting-edge designs, with excellent reliability and after-sales support.

This latest agreement takes advantage of Sulzer’s extensive service centre network in North America and its large number of field service teams to deliver expert support for electromechanical equipment.

Jim Mugford, President and Global Head of Sulzer Electro Mechanical Services, explains: “This is the next step in providing Nidec customers with industry-leading support that is available through our extensive service centre network. This partnership demonstrates the level of technical expertise and industry knowledge that is required in modern industrial applications to ensure customers receive the best possible service.”

The agreement with Nidec offers Sulzer’s customers direct access to high quality MV drives that can be designed to suit each application. At the same time, all Nidec customers will benefit from expert support on site as well as access to local, well equipped and modern maintenance facilities.

Read the article online at: https://www.hydrocarbonengineering.com/gas-processing/27082019/sulzer-and-nidec-enter-field-service-agreement/

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