API UPSET (E.U.E) / NON-UPSET (N.U.E) TUBING Gage

Shanghai Jingoo Petroleum Apparatus Co.,Ltd.

This is Jeff from Shanghai Jingoo Petroleum Apparatus Co.,Ltd., China.

Email: jeff@jingooapigage.com

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Our company was founded in 2003 to represent the products of the top 2 API gauge manufacturers in China. Both of them are subsidiary facilities of state-owned corporations and are API-licensed. All our gauges come with third-party calibration certificates that are traceable to China National Institute of Metrology and valid for API audit.

The advantages we offer are as below:

Premium quality: Our gauges strictly meet the API specifications and are widely used by China National Petroleum Corporation and China Petrochemical Corporation.

Excellent price: Our company occupies 60% market share in China, we can offer best price to you.

Immediate delivery: We keep plentiful stocks for our regular type and size gauges. Once you place the order, we can arrange the delivery to you within 2 weeks.

Third-party calibration: For all the gauges you buy from us, we will offer third-party calibration that is traceable to NIST and valid for API audit.

If you have the chance to come to China, we would be very happy to receive you and show you around our facilities.

Look forward to hearing from you.

news

Zachary Cikanek | CikanekZ@api.org | 202.682.8114

WASHINGTON, July 22, 2015 ─ Major elements of a national energy strategy should be added to a draft package approved today by the House Energy and Commerce Subcommittee on Energy and Power, said API. 
 
“The last major energy legislation was crafted in 2007, and important changes are needed to unlock the full economic and security benefits made possible by America’s energy revolution,” said API Executive Vice President Louis Finkel. “America is now a global energy superpower, producing more oil and natural gas than any nation in the world. A truly comprehensive strategy is needed to harness that energy to create well-paying jobs, save consumers money, increase government revenues, and strengthen the security of America and its allies. 
 
“We’re disappointed that the first draft of this bill doesn’t yet include important bipartisan proposals to lift outdated restrictions on exports, expand access to domestic resources, and reform bureaucratic hurdles that stand in the way of infrastructure investments and trade with our North American neighbors. 1970s-era relics like the ban on crude exports only harm consumers and restrict opportunities for U.S. workers. However, this draft does include strong provisions to help train U.S. workers for the next generation of energy jobs, and we are optimistic that other important, pro-growth policies will be added as this package moves through the amendment process.
 
“America has a stronger, more diverse energy mix than at any time in generations. Updating our laws to reflect a new energy landscape could generate 2.3 million U.S. jobs, add $443 billion per year to the economy, and save the average household $360 per year by 2035, according to a study by Wood Mackenzie.”
 
Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee Chair Lisa Murkowski (R-Alaska) has announced that a related energy package may soon be introduced in the Senate.
 
“House and Senate leaders recognize that this is a work in progress. We urge lawmakers to seize this opportunity to create jobs and support America’s growth as a global energy superpower by lifting outdated roadblocks to oil and natural gas exports, infrastructure, and energy development.” 
  
API is the only national trade association representing all facets of the oil and natural gas industry, which supports 9.8 million U.S. jobs and 8 percent of the U.S. economy. API’s more than 625 members include large integrated companies, as well as exploration and production, refining, marketing, pipeline, and marine businesses, and service and supply firms. They provide most of the nation’s energy and are backed by a growing grassroots movement of more than 25 million Americans.