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ReliabilityServices

PlantAnalysis

FluidAnalysis

Reservoirand

TankCleaning

AuxiliaryFiltration

(HotOil/ChemicalFlush)

Filter&Breather

Upgrades

MaterialHandling

FluidReconditioning

The PetrolinkUSA Advantage

Quality. Service. Experience.

• Foundedin1989

• ExperiencedvendorforFortune500Companies

• Continuousstafftrainingandcertification(MLAI,MLAIIandCLS)

• SafetyisourPRIORITY

o 2014EMR.93

o 2015EMR.94

o 2016EMR.96

• CompleteverticalintegrationofProductandServices

o Decreasethenumberofvendors

o Operationalexpertiseprovidesbestpracticeimplementation

o ProductsandServicesROImaximizedusingourexperienceandscale

o Easymonthlybillingovertheagreementperiod

o Guaranteedlubricantlifeextensiondecreasingdowntimeandcosts

How We Work With You

ISO Cleanliness Shutdown Program Example

OilConditionDetermined

Wepullsamplesorthemost

recentoilanalysisreports

ResultReviewed

MLAorCLSmanagerreviews

theoilanalysisreportsindetail

ProgramPrepared

toreturntheoilbacktospecbasedon

operatingpressureandsystemtype

Walkdown Performed

MLAorCLScertifiedtechnician

conductsasitevisitandprepares

aProcess&Procedure

VerifyOilCondition

Attheconclusionofservicing,

finalsamplespulledatnocost

toverifyISOcleanliness

Quote&Schedule

Aquoteispreparedanda

timeisscheduledforourteam

toserviceyourfacility

ExampleProgram

Yourspecificprogramwillvarytomeettheneedsofyourequipmentandsystems.Typical

programstepsinclude:

Fluid

ChangeOut

ChangeFilters

&BreathersReservoirCleaning

Filterout>Clean>

Filterin

AddBSF™

(BreatherSample

Filter)

Varnish

Mitigation

Vacuum

Dehydration

SideStream

Filtration

(HVOF)

Setting Target ISO Cleanliness Codes


Setting

Targets

Thisisanexampleofachartwemightuseto

referencethefollowingkeyfactorsand

determineacceptableISOcodesandparticle

ranges.Whenusingthischart,wearetaking

intoaccount:

• Yourmainobjectives forthecleaning

program(minimizingrepairs,extending

equipmentlife,meetingregulations,

satisfyingwarranties,etc)

• Themostsensitivecomponentcoming

intocontactwiththefluid,This

componentistheonewewanttobased

theentirestandardoffoftomakesure

ourfluidisoptimizedforthatcritical

pieceofequipment.

• Thetypeoffluidused(petroleumor

non-petroleumbasedfluids).

• Thepresenceofadditionalfactors,

including:

• Howcriticalthemostsensitive

componentistosafetyoroverall

systemreliability

• Frequentcoldstarts

• Excessiveshockorvibration

• Severeoperatingconditions

Partners


Documentation Management


MockedupP&ID

Process/ProcedurewithPictures

ConfidentialandProprietaryCopyright2017PetrolinkUSA

HIGH VELOCITY OIL FLUSH / VARNISH REMOVAL FLUSH

PROCEDURE

DRESSER CLARK 2M107-7 WET GAS COMPRESSOR LUBE OIL

At

Refinery

Refinery, USA

APPROVED: ______________________________ DATE: ______________________________ Refinery

APPROVED: ______________________________ DATE: ______________________________ PETROLINK USA

InProjectProcedurewithSignatures MSDSProvided

Documentation Management


Seal Oil Piping After Chemically Cleaned 1st Screen Check– 1 hour run

Screen Check ~24 Hours HVOF Screen Check ~48 Hours HVOF

TK1301 Seal Oil :

Screen Check ~72 Hours HOVF Final Approved Screen ~ 124 Hours HOVF

POST JOB REPORT

TK1301Seal Oil

Chemical Clean & HVOF

Project Name: Joe/Tim

Senior project Manager:

Project manager:

Departure Date:

Scheduled Arrival Date: Y

Unit TypeQuantity

RequiredLoadLocation

Unit Size

RequiredUnit # Loaded

Power

Cord

Flushing Unit 1 Sea Brook 350 50ft

Flushing Unit 0

Flushing Unit 0

Flushing Unit 0

Heating Unit 0

Heating Unit 0

Heating Unit 0

Heating Unit 0

Filter Unit 8 Sea Brook 1um

Filter Unit 2 Sea Brook 1um

Filter Unit 0

Sample Bottles 0

Containment 0

Air Gas Monitor 1 SeaBrook Note last Calibration Date -

Tool Box 0 0

Particle Counter 0 Note Calibration Date -

Diaphragm Pump 0

Size x lengthQuantity

RequiredLoadLocation

Quantity

loaded

8" x 10' 0

6" x 10' 0

4" x 10' 0

4" x 6' 0

3" x 10' 4 Sea Brook

3" x 6' 0

2" x 10' 0

2" x 6' 0

1.5" x 10' 0

Surveyed by

Joe Orcutt

Notes Loaded for Mobilization BY

6-Oct-17 Additional

Jumper Sheets Attached9-Oct-17

Major (Numbered) Equipment

36in SBF6000

Flanged Hoses

39in SF8314-39-1um

Notes Loaded for Mobilization BY

Project Materials and Equipment Load List

PETROLINK JOB SAFETY ANALYSIS - (JSA)

1. Job Information

Job Work Order Number(s):

Client/Plant:

Dates on the site:

Team Lead:

Client contact name:

REQUIRED - Sign-in or notify plant contact

we have arrived (checkmark to confirm):

REQUIRED - Notify plant operators responsible

for equipment (checkmark to confirm):

Petrolink Services to be performed on this job

(circle all services part of this job):

RC RAL FC RA PSA Other:

2. Emergency Numbers

In-Plant Emergency #1/Ambulance

In-Plant Emergency #2/Fire

Other:

3. Potential Hazards

4. Safety Checklist

Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)

hard hat or bump cap harness/fall protection (if required)

safety glass/goggles (always) metatarsal protection (if required)

steel toed shoes (always) respirator (if required)

gloves (always) hearing protection (if required)

fire retardant clothing long sleeve shirts

Permits Req'd Check When Complete

Confined Space (yes/no) LOTO Required: (yes/no)

Other (Client specific):

Additional Control Measures to Address Checked Hazards:

5. Falling Objects

Assessed and Not Needed

Assessed and Needed

Mitigated How

6. Tool Box Meeting and Technician Acknowledgement

IN THE ABSENCE OF CLIENT REQUIREMENTS, PETROLINK' SAFETY RULES APPLY

THE STRICTEST ELEMENTS OF THE CLIENT'S OR PETROLINK'S REQUIREMENTS APPLY

Rev. 10 10/4/2008

check risks present while performing this job

slips/trips/falls chemical/corrosives

electrical energy thermal energy

falls/heights asphyxiation

pinch point/crushing confined space

housekeeping noise

equipment traffic (forklift, etc.)

Client's overhead lifting/crane/machinery

REQUIRED - This JHA must be shared via a "tool box meeting" with all technicians on the job

Signatures all of technicians who reviewed and attended a "tool box meeting" for this JHA

1 Date:

Date:

Date:

Date:

Date:

Date:

Date:

Signature of author/lead:

717WSpragueAveSuite800Spokane,WA99201

P:800-770-4510

F:913-782-6611

www.petrolinkusa.com

___________________________________ __________________________________

Citgo TA&M Safety Coordinator Petrolink USA’s Site Supervisor

___________________________________ ____Lawrence (Larry) B. Jordan___

Citgo First Line Supervisor Petrolink USA Safety Coordinator

___________________________________ __________________________________

Other, as needed Other, as needed

PetrolinkUSA

Basic Safety Information Plan

Citgo Petroleum Refinery – Lemont, IL

The purpose of this document is to put forth general information regarding PetrolinkUSA’s plans and methods for

providing high velocity flushing services in the safest possible manner during the Citgo 2017 Fall Turnaround. For all

safety-criteria all PetrolinkUSA or Citgo policy will be reviewed and the more stringent policy will become the

governing policy. The following information covers PetrolinkUSA’s onsite and offsite management, personnel

responsible for onsite safety, and safety training of onsite personnel.

Fall 2017 Turnaround

SafetySitePlan LoadOutSheet JSA/JHA

PostJobReport

Introduction to Fluid Contaminates


Contaminatesfindtheirwayintofluidsystemsthroughmanysources.Evenbrandnewsystemsthathavebeen“pre-flushed”canaccumulatecontaminates

duringtheinstallationandstart-upprocess.Commonsourcesofcontaminatesinclude:

Systemcomponents:

• Cylinders

• Filters

• Flowmeters

• Hydraulicmotors

• Hoses&pipes

• Pumps

• Tanks&reservoirs

• Valves

ExternallyIntroduced:

• Reservoir

breathing

• Cylinderrodseals

• Bearingseals

• Componentseals

Operations&MaintenanceIntroduced:

• Assemblyofsystems

• Installationofsystems

• Operationofsystem

• Break-inofsystem

• Fluiddegradationovertime

• Systemorpartsdisassembly&

repair

• Make-upoil

Accidents

15%

Outdated

15%

Mechanical

Wear 50%

Corrosion

20%

CommonContaminates:

Silica– Sand,dust

andotherenvironmental

contaminates

BrightMetal- Shiny

metalpiecesoftenproducts

ofcomponentwear

BlackMetal– Oxidizedferrous

metalinherentinhydraulic&

lubricatingsystems

CakeofFines– Silt

particlesbuildupandblock

filters

Water–Canenterthesystem

throughleaks,condensation,

inadequatereservoircovers,

andtemperaturechanges.

SourcesofContaminates: FactorsTheDecreaseEquipmentLife

AstudybyMITfound70%ofcomponent

replacementsandlossofmachinelifeis

duetosurfacedegradation.StudybyDr.E

Robinowicz,M.I.T.

Fibers– Sourcedfrompaperand

fabricssuchasshoprags,gloves,

etc.

Rust– Presenceindicateswater

inthesystem,oftenfromoil

storagetanksandsimilarvessels

HVOF (Flushing)


HighVelocityHotOilFlush

• Decontaminationofsystem

piping,coolers,filterhousings

andreservoirswithturbulent

flowandmechanicalcleaning

• Generally,mosthydraulic

lubricationoilsystemsare

designedfor“laminar”flow.

Thiscallsforaconstant

operationwithoutcavitationor

vibration.

• Efficientflushing,requiresturbulentflowtodislodgecontaminantsdeposited

ontheinsideofpiping,coolers,housingsandreservoirs.

• Turn-keysolutionincludingservice/equipment(flanges,filters,jumpers,etc.)

• Technicalexperiencetosafelyandefficientlycompletejobsofallsizesthat

meetorexceedAPI614standards

HVOF (Flushing)


CustomEngineeredSkids

• Designedtominimizefootprint

(pump/heaterandfiltration)

singleskid

• 8gpm– 2,000gpm

• VariableSpeed(VFD)

• Skidshousedinsecondary

containment

• Annualelectricalinspections

StainlessSteelJumperKits

• ¾”to8”diameter

• 4’– 20’lengths

• Isolationvalvesonalljumpers

tomanipulateflow

• Pressuretested

HVOF (Flushing)


PetrolinkUSAHVOFDifference

• Pre-planning,communicationanddocumentation

• Heatcycles

• Activepurgingstrategy

• Mechanicallyknockpipingorpneumaticvibrators– customerapproval

• Isolatingbearingheaderswithvalvesonjumpers

• PetrolinkUSA’s PLI-Screens– Custombuiltinspectionscreens

Chemical Cleaning


ChemicalCleaning

• Degreasingagentwithfiltrationandand

properflowratestoavoidanydeadspots

• Neutralizedegreasingagent

• Linedryingwithplantnitrogen

• 721DWChemicalcleaning(non-hazardous)

• 721DWremovesrustandcontaminates

• 721DWisbio-degradable

• Passivation– onlywaterflush

• Drying(projectspecification)

*HVOFwithChemicalCleancan

expediteproject

*721DWisproprietaryto

PetrolinkUSA

Varnish Strategy


VarnishRemoval

• Side-streamelectro-staticfiltration

• Solventextraction

• MachineClean23

• BoostVR

• Oilsolubledetergentvarnishextractionflush

• DuBoisSystemClean

• Resinmediafiltration

VarnishRiskPhaseProfile

• Phase1– MPC(10-20),LowParticleCount(17/15/12)

• Nooperatingproblems– NoAction

• Phase2– MPC(20-30),ModerateParticleCount

(19/17/14)

• Visiblevarnish,nooperatingproblems– Upgrade

filtration,discussstrategy

• Phase3– MPC(>30),ParticleCount(20/17/14)

• Moderatevisiblevarnish,noticeableoperating

problems– Executeonstrategy

Water Contamination Analysis


AnalysisWater ContentAnalysisMethods

Method Units Benefits Limitations

CrackleTest NoneQuickindicatorof

presenceoffreewater

Doesnotpermit

detectionbelow

saturation

Chemical (calcium

hydride)Percentage orPPM

Asimplemeasurement

ofwatercontent

Notaccurate on

dissolvedwater

Distillation PercentageRelativelyunaffected

byoiladditives

Limitedaccuracyon

dryoils

FTIR Percentage orPPM Quickandinexpensive

Accuracy doesnot

permitdetection

below0.1%or1,000

PPM

KarlFischer Percentage orPPM

Accurateatdetecting

lowlevelsofwater(10-

1,000 PPM)

Notsuitableforhigh

levels ofwater.Canbe

affectedbyadditives

Capacitive Sensors

(Watersensors)

Percentageof

saturationorPPM

Veryaccurateat

detectingdissolved

water,0-100%of

saturation

Cannotmeasurewater

levelsabovesaturation

(100%)

Watercontaminationcauses:

• Oilbreakdown,additive

precipitationandoiloxidation

• Reducedlubricatingfilmthickness

• Acceleratedmetalsurfacefatigue

• Corrosion

Sourcesofwatercontamination:

• Heatexchangerleaks

• Sealleaks

• Condensationofhumidair

• Inadequatereservoircovers

• Temperaturereductioncausing

dissolvedwatertoturnintofree

water

10,000PPM 1%

1,000PPM 0.1%

100PPM 0.01%

Waterconcentrationinoil

shouldbekeptasfar

belowtheoilsaturation

pointaspossible

Products & Services


VDUforWaterRemoval

• Vacuumdehydrationandhighefficiencyfiltration

(B1-1000:[email protected]%efficient)

• Achieveparticlecountsaslowas15:13:11

• Waterbelow80ppm

• On-siteoratacentralizedlocation

• Hydraulic,Gear,Turbine,Cutting,Compressor,

etc.

Tested and Proven


10

Minute

Run

10

Minute

Run

Identified

Coolersas

Problem

Pulled

Bundles

Chemical

and

Mechanical

Cleaned

Bundles

1HourRun

after

Bundles

Pulled

ScreensShowed

Improvement

within12hours

Tested and Proven


How to Read ISO Cleanliness Codes


ISOCodesISOcleanlinesscodesdefineamountsandsizesofcontaminates

Quantifycontaminationlevelspermilliliteroffluidatthreedistinctparticlesizes:

1. Thevolumeofparticlesinthefluidthatare4μ[c]insizeandgreater

2. Thevolumeofparticles6μ[c]andgreater

3. Andthevolumeofparticles14μ[c]andgreater.

TheISOnumberisacodethatcorrespondstoarange,andisnotavolume

measurementitself.

Forevery1pointincreaseinISOcode,thereisaDOUBLINGofthecontaminate

volumerange.Ifyougofromacode19toacode20:

• jumpfromacontaminaterangeof2,500-5,000particlespermilliliter(p/ml)

• toarangeof5,000-10,000p/ml.

Sampling Methods


• Method1(Preferred):BallvalvewithPTFE(orsimilarseats),oratestpoint

• Method2(SecondBest):Valveofunknowncontaminationshedding

capabilities

• Method3(OnlyifLineSampleUnavailable): Reservoirorbulkcontainer

sampling

• Method4(LastResort):Bottledripping

Method1:SmallballvalvewithPTFEorsimilarseats,oratestpoint

1. Operatethesystemforatleast30minutespriortotakingasample(forevenparticle

distribution)

2. Openthesamplingvalveandflush1literoffluidthroughthevalve.Donotclosevalve

afterflushing

3. Whenopeningthesamplebottle,takeextremecarenottocontaminateit

4. Halffillthebottlewithsystemfluid.Usethistorinsetheinnersurfacesandthendiscard

5. Repeatstepfourasecondtimewithoutclosingthevalve

6. Collectsufficientfluidtofill¾abottle(toallowcontentstoberedistributed)

7. Capthesampleimmediatelyandclosethesamplevalve.DONOTTOUCHTHEVALVE

WHILERETRIVINGSAMPLE

8. Labelthesamplebottlewithsystemdetailsandpackagefortransporttolab

Method2:Valveofunknowncontaminationsheddingcapabilities

1. Operatethesystemforatleast30minutespriortotakingsample(forevenparticle

distribution)

2. Openthesamplingvalveandflush3-4litersoffluidthroughthevalve.Donotclosethe

valve.

• Recommended:connecttheoutletvalvebacktothereservoirusingflexibletubing

3. Afterflush,removetheflexibletubingfromthevalvewiththevalvestillopenandfluid

flowing.Removethecapofthesamplebottleandcollectsampleusingsteps4-6of

Method1.

4. Capthesampleimmediatelyandthenclosethesamplevalve.DONOTTOUCHTHEVALVE

WHILETAKINGTHESAMPLE

5. Labelthesamplebottlewithsystemdetailsandpackagefortransporttolab

Method3:Samplingfromreservoirsandbulkcontainers

1. Operatethesystemforatleast30minutespriortotakingsample(forevenparticle

distribution)

2. Cleantheareaofentrytothereservoirwheresamplewillbeobtained

3. Flushthehoseofthevacuumsamplingdevicewithfiltered(0.8μ[c]solventtoremove

possiblecontamination

4. Attachasuitablesamplebottletothesamplingdevice,carefullyinsertthehoseintothe

reservoir,mid-wayintothefluid.Takecarenottoscrapethehoseagainstthesidesof

thetankorbafflestoavoidcontaminationgettingsuckedintothehose

5. Pulltheplungeronthebodyofthesamplingdevicetoproducevacuumandhalffillthe

bottle

6. Unscrewbottleslightlytoreleasevacuum,allowhosetodrain

7. Flushthebottlebyrepeatingsteps4-6twoorthreetimes

8. Collectsufficientfluidto¾fillthesamplebottle,releasethevacuumandunscrewthe

samplebottle.Immediatelyrecapandlabelthesamplebottle.

Method4:BottleDripping

1. Operatethesystemforatleast30minutespriortotakingsampleinordertoeven

distributeparticles

2. Cleantheareaofentrytothereservoirwheresamplewillbeobtained

3. Ensuretheoutsideofthebottleiscleanbyflushingwithfilteredsolvent

4. Removethecapfromthesamplebottle.Carefullyfillthesamplebottlebydippingitinto

thereservoirandthendiscardthefluidafterrinsingtheinsideofthesamplebottle

5. RepeatStepFour.Carefullyfillthesamplebottle,capimmediatelyandwipetheoutside

6. Secureanyopeningsinthereservoir

Analysis Methods Guide


Method Units Benefits Limitations

Optical ParticleCount Number/mL

• Providessize distribution

• Unaffectedbyfluidopacity

• Unaffectedbywaterandairin

fluidsample

Samplepreparationtime

Automatic ParticleCountNumber/mL

Fastandrepeatable Sensitive tosilt,water,airandgels

Patch testandfluidcontamination

comparatorVisualcomparison/cleanliness code

• Rapidfieldanalysisofsystem

fluidcleanlinesslevels

• Helpsidentifytypesof

contamination

Providesapproximatecontamination

levels

FerrographyScaled numberoflarge/small

particles

Providesbasicinformationon

ferrousandmagneticparticles

Lowdetectionefficiencyonnon-

magneticparticlese.g.brass,silica

Spectrometry PPMIdentifiesandquantifies

contaminant material

• Cannotsizecontaminants

• Limitedabove5 μ[c]

Gravimetric mg/L Indicatestotalmassofcontaminant

• Cannot distinguishparticlesize

• Notsuitableformoderateto

cleanfluids

• Ex.ISO18/16/13

ParticulateFluidAnalysisMethods

NAS vs. ISO


NASversusISO

NAS 12 11 10 9 8

ISO 23/21/18 22/20/17 21/19/16 20/18/15 19/17/14

NAS 7 6 5 4 3

ISO 18/16/13 17/15/12 16/14/11 15/13/10 14/12/9

API 614 Standards


Testimonials


PetrolinkUSA hasbecomemy“Go-to”contractorinregardstoIndustrialChemicalCleaningand

lubeOilFlushing.Throughoutmanyprojects,PetrolinkUSA providedtheproperequipmentand

skilledsafelabortofullyexecutethescopeofwork,toourclientsspecificexpectations.Notonly

didPetrolinkUSA achievethefinalgoalsset,butalsomaintained,indepth,proper

communicationthroughouttheprocess.IwouldnothesitatetorecommendPetrolinkUSA to

anyoneinneedofaChemicalCleaningorLubeOilFlushingcontractor.

- RegionalEngineeringFirm

Iwantedtothankyourtechnicians,theywereontimeanduptospeedontheworkthatneeded

tobedoneaftercleaningthetankstheylefttheareasaroundthejobcleanerthenwhenthey

arrived.Ihave,inthepast,usedyourservicesfortankcleaningandIwillcontinueinthefuture.

Thesidestreamfilteringyoudidononeoftheourgearboxesdidaverygoodjobofcleaningthe

lubricant.

- GlobalTireManufacturer

Testimonials


MyinteractionwithPetrolinkUSA hasbeenveryprofessionalfromtheveryfirstphone

conversationthroughprojectcompletion.PetrolinkUSA spentagooddealoftimeanswering

myquestionsandexplainingtheirprocesstomewithouteverpressuringmeintopurchasing

servicesthatIdidnotrequire.ThePetrolinkUSA employeesperformingourEHCSystemflush

andcleanupwereveryfriendlyandprofessionalinactionandappearance.Theyarrivedfully

preparedandperformedtheirservicewithminimalsupportrequired.Iwillnothesitatetouse

PetrolinkUSA againinthefuture,andwouldrecommendthemtoanyonerequiringoil

services

- RegionalPowerGeneration

ThiswasmyfirstOutagewithPetrolinkUSA andIfoundthemtobeprofessional,prompt,

hardworkingandknowledgably.Ireallyappreciatethehardworkandspeedtowhichthey

completedthecleaningofourlubeoiltanks.Ilookforwardtoworkingwiththeminthenear

future.

- RegionalPowerGeneration

Testimonials


IhaveworkedwithPetrolinkUSAonatleast3occasionsintherefinery.Eachjobhasbeena

majormachineryoilsystemcleanup.

• Inmyexperience,PetrolinkUSAhasbeenprofessionalintheircommunicationand

timelinessofresponse

• ThePetrolinkUSAemployeesthatIworkedwithintherefineryareselfmotivatedandeasy

toworkwith.Theyarequicktorespondandprovideinputbasedonexperiencewhere

applicable.

• PetrolinkUSAhastheequipmentnecessarytocompleteoilsystemcleanupswithlittleor

noassistancefromRefineryMaintenance.

• Theycomepreparedwithallnecessarypersonalprotectiveequipment

IappreciatePetrolinkUSA’spastperformanceandwillcontinuetorecommendthemfor

futureoilsystemcleanupjobs.IlookforwardtoworkingwithPetrolinkUSAinthefuture.

- GlobalRefinery

Testimonials


Recently,wecompletedajobintheMidwestwhichcalledforthereplacementofseveralbulk

tanksandassociatedpipingatalargecompressorstation.Thetanksheldlubeoilandcoolant

forseveralbigengineseachofwhichhavecapitalcostsinthetensofmillions.Clienthadtheir

mostknowledgeableandexperiencedengineersonthejob.Weinstalledthepipeandtanks

andcontractedPetrolinkUSAtopickleandoilthem,cleaningthembeforecommissioning.

Everyonehadalotontheline.Thisisnotsomethingweorclientdoeseveryday.Theclient

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wasthefourthtimewehaveusedPetrolinkUSAasoursubcontractoronthistypeofworkandI

recommendthemwithoutreservation.

- NationalEngineerFirm

Testimonials


IhavefoundworkingwithPetrolinkUSAtobeveryprofessional.Wehaveworkedtogetherto

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wouldrecommendPetrolinkUSAtoanyonetryingtodevelopafluidreconditioningprocess.

- GlobalRubberManufacture

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- GlobalTireManufacturer

Testimonials


IhavefoundworkingwithPetrolinkUSAveryprofessional.Theyhavehelpedussetupsystem

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- GlobalAutomotivePartsSupplier

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