The Hanwel QuickScan

Why a Hanwel QuickScan?

Every industrial plant ages. Over time, stresses, component wear or misalignments occur in piping systems. The consequences often go unnoticed for a long time - until leaks occur, expansion joints fail prematurely or production suddenly stops. Many companies suspect that "something" is wrong, but have difficulty figuring out what exactly. With The Hanwel QuickScan, we help you identify the pain points.

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What does The Hanwel QuickScan entail?

Our product specialists bring a quick and objective look at possible areas of concern during a free, no-obligation one-hour tour witha few Spot Checks.
Together with you, we walk through the part of the plant where you suspect problems, or where you simply want to gain more insight.

We focus on 2 critical components of your piping system:

• Pipe Supports (pipe supports, spring hangers, spring supports)Is the pipe well supported and can it expand without causing stresses?
• Compensators (metal, rubber, PTFE, fabric)Are they correctly selected and placed according to the rules of the art?

During the QuickScan, we take an experienced look at the condition, operation and assembly of these components and identify potential risks or anomalies.

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What do you get afterwards?

Afterwards, you will receive a short report with our findings and recommendations, possibly supplemented with photos (if allowed). This will give you a better picture of the condition of your system and concrete handles for making improvements. If desired, we will also provide a proposal or quotation for repair or replacement. So you go straight from observation to action.

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Your benefits at a glance

✔ Free and completely non-binding
✔ In one hour, more insight into your installation
✔ Instant feedback from product specialists

✔ Report with concrete points of interest
✔ Avoid unexpected downtime and damage

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Ready to get to know your facility better?

Choose your focus and request your free QuickScan today:

• Pipe Supports/Spring Hangers 
• Expansion joints
• Combination of both