01 March 2018

Bahrain-based Nass Industrial Services said it has achieved a major milestone with the successful completion of the fabrication of 50 pot superstructures for Aluminium Bahrain’s (Alba) Potline 6 project.

The pot superstructures are an integral part of the potroom operation and are based on the Dubal DX Ultra Technology design that is being employed at the Line 6 smelter, said the company.

Commenting on the achievement, Gian Franco Stefanoni, the general manager of Nass Industrial Services, said: “We are very pleased with our progress on this project. Alba, Bechtel and Dubal teams have visited the Nass Industrial Services facility in Hidd to celebrate this achievement.”

“This has been a milestone project for us, as it clearly demonstrates our team’s competencies and capabilities,” he added.

Established in 1972, Nass Industrial Services has progressively expanded to become one of the major mechanical and structural engineering contractors in the region, having successfully accomplished numerous extensive and prestigious projects.

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