Orlando here we come!
23 March, 2012
When NPE opens its doors on April 1, Orlando Florida, the Ceramicx Wild Geese, Patrick Wilson and Tadgh Whooley will have flown in and helped set up shop. Patrick is one of the newest recruits to our team and Tadgh is one of longest standing employees and both have a different set of skills that will complement each other and service the NPE show perfectly. 
Patrick's schooling and education has seen him track the fortunes of the oil and gas industries across three continents and languages are high up in his skill set. It's most likely that they'll be needed since this year's premier American show is expected to see a big upswing of visitors from Central and Southern America. Brazil recently overtook the UK as the 6th largest world economy. The boom in South American manufacturing is embracing plastics - no doubt about it - and Ceramicx hopes and intends that many such business take advantage of all that our infrared heating solutions have to offer. 
The Ceramicx Wild Geese also offer IR applications engineering know-how in depth: Tadgh Whooley, Technical Sales Engineer, and veteran of a number of international shows, most recently the K 2010 in Dusseldorf - will also be on hand for all matters of technology and applications engineering. Tadgh will be able to advise on heat characteristics and performance parameters for various kinds of plastics - especially in sheet version for thermoforming needs. Tadgh's recent work in all aspects of custom built IR applications engineering, including technical certification; system design and installation will also be available for visitors to the US triennial show. Expert in electrical engineering, AutoCad and other aspects of IR heating system design, Tadgh also oversees all halogen tungsten heater sales for Ceramicx - also available in the US via Weco International. You can read all about Ceramicx at NPE in this month's HeatWorks issue. Contact Ceramicx direct to get your free copy.
23 March, 2012
When NPE opens its doors on April 1, Orlando Florida, the Ceramicx Wild Geese, Patrick Wilson and Tadgh Whooley will have flown in and helped set up shop. Patrick is one of the newest recruits to our team and Tadgh is one of longest standing employees and both have a different set of skills that will complement each other and service the NPE show perfectly. Patrick's schooling and education has seen him track the fortunes of the oil and gas industries across three continents and languages are high up in his skill set. It's most likely that they'll be needed since this year's premier American show is expected to see a big upswing of visitors from Central and Southern America. Brazil recently overtook the UK as the 6th largest world economy. The boom in South American manufacturing is embracing plastics - no doubt about it - and Ceramicx hopes and intends that many such business take advantage of all that our infrared heating solutions have to offer. The Ceramicx Wild Geese also offer IR applications engineering know-how in depth: Tadgh Whooley, Technical Sales Engineer, and veteran of a number of international shows, most recently the K 2010 in Dusseldorf - will also be on hand for all matters of technology and applications engineering. Tadgh will be able to advise on heat characteristics and performance parameters for various kinds of plastics - especially in sheet version for thermoforming needs. Tadgh's recent work in all aspects of custom built IR applications engineering, including technical certification; system design and installation will also be available for visitors to the US triennial show. Expert in electrical engineering, AutoCad and other aspects of IR heating system design, Tadgh also oversees all halogen tungsten heater sales for Ceramicx - also available in the US via Weco International. You can read all about Ceramicx at NPE in this month's HeatWorks issue. Contact Ceramicx direct to get your free copy.
