Ultraseal India Pvt. Ltd detects upswing in market at IFEX 2014

GANDHINAGAR, India - March 12, 2014 - PRLog -- Ultraseal International's joint venture in India detected an upswing in the market when it attended IFEX 2014 in Ghandinagar, Gujarat, last month.

Visitors to the show, especially those in the automotive supply chain, were very focused on using Vacuum Impregnation with porosity sealants as a routine quality enhancement that solves the problem of casting porosity.

There was a marked increase in enquiries at the stand which Ultraseal India Pvt. Ltd shared with one of its network of job processing shops, the Abhijit Corporation, based in nearby Ahmedabad, Gujarat.

The Abhijit Corporation carries out Vacuum Impregnation with Ultraseal's porosity sealants, including the market-leading PC405/66, of both ferrous and non-ferrous parts, and is a franchisee of Ultraseal.

Specialising in dealing with intricate castings that require excellent surface finishes, and which have to remain leak-free under pressure, the company has high quality standards and a skilled and experienced workforce.

Stephen Hynes, Marketing Director of Ultraseal International, said: "More and more companies are accepting the benefits of Vacuum Impregnation as a reliable and permanent solution to the problem of casting porosity.

"The market appears to be on an upswing. IFEX 2014 was busier than the previous show and the quality of visitors was high - a lot of top level management and middle management. We had a strong number of quality enquiries."

While IFEX 2014 was in Gujarat, the show attracted visitors from all over India, especially from Chennai in the South, but also from Delhi in the North and Kolkata in the East, as well as further afield.

Ultraseal India's cascade washing machines, which have a rotational washing (with indexing) and deep flushing action, which results in dry components that are free from stubborn stains, were also highlighted at the show. Their high volume, low pressure wash, leads to fast processing times, high output and reduced chemical consumption. The equipment can be expanded to accommodate chromating, iron phosphating and other surface treatments.

Ultraseal India Pvt. Ltd has been bringing the benefits of Vacuum Impregnation with porosity sealants to manufacturers for more than 25 years. It is a joint venture of Ultraseal International, the Coventry-based company that has a long history of innovation and excellence in the field of Vacuum Impregnation and porosity sealants.

For more information visit Ultraseal's website at www.ultraseal.co.uk

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