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Mitsui’s STATS Rolls Out Titanium Connector for Oil and Gas Sector

May 15, 2025
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STATS Group Introduces Mechanical Pipe Connectors for Norwegian Oil and Gas Sector

STATS Group, a subsidiary of Mitsui & Co, has developed innovative mechanical pipe connectors to meet the rising demand in the Norwegian oil and gas industry. These connectors are specifically designed to address the challenges posed by high-stress corrosive environments in the Norwegian North Sea.

Titanium has emerged as a preferred material for pipelines in the Norwegian offshore sector due to its superior resistance to high chloride levels and corrosive gases compared to traditional steels. As the industry expands into deeper fields and more challenging environments, the use of titanium connectors is expected to increase significantly.

The primary applications of titanium pipelines include subsea risers, flowlines, cooling systems, heat exchangers, and process equipment where conventional materials may fail prematurely. With ongoing field life extensions on the Norwegian Continental Shelf, there is a growing demand for titanium pipework, especially in seawater, ballast water, and firewater systems.

STATS Group’s mechanical pipe connectors are designed for various installation scenarios, including topside, terminal, FPSO, and subsea applications, and are compatible with all process streams. These connectors offer a cost-effective and efficient alternative to welding for repairs or modifications in titanium pipelines.

Joanna Mountford, Business Development Manager at STATS Group, highlighted the benefits of their mechanical connectors, stating, “Our connectors provide a reliable, permanent connection with an integrated test port, allowing for leak testing once the connector is fully installed. This eliminates the need for additional joint testers and ensures fast, leak-free connections.”

As the Norwegian oil and gas sector continues to evolve, the demand for durable and corrosion-resistant pipeline solutions like STATS Group’s mechanical pipe connectors is expected to rise. These innovative connectors offer a sustainable and efficient solution for addressing the unique challenges of operating in harsh offshore environments.

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