Protem
A Cut Above the Rest
PROTEM designs and manufactures a wide range of portable facing, beveling, cutting, severing, counterboring, flange and valve machining, and boring equipment.
PROTEM consistently optimizes its performance in order to anticipate the needs and satisfy the expectations of our customers in terms of our strict quality requirements. Our flexibility, responsiveness and capability to adapt ourselves to our customer’s situations, allows PROTEM to offer excellent support in industrial operations all over the world.
PROTEM has thus achieved universal recognition and become the favored partner of the majority of companies within the following industries: nuclear, oil & gas, shipbuilding, chemical, petrochemical, food preparation, tube and pipe machining, semiconductor, pharmaceutical and many others across the globe.
29340 Industrial Way, Ste. 402
Evergreen, CO 80439
Phone: 303-955-4862
Fax: 303-955-5904
Recent Content on The Fabricator for Protem
Protem and Serco equipment dedicated to high-purity field
In high-purity industries, liquids and gases are regarded as corrosive elements that severely test manufacturing systems. That is why most flanges, valves, and pipes are made of high-strength materials such as stainless steel, duplex, or INCONEL alloy. Protem and Serco offer several pipe...
Protem’s OCM orbital cutter/beveler processes tubes and pipes of any diameter
Protem has introduced the OCM orbital cutting and beveling machine, which combines the OD ranges of several different machines into one. This portable machining unit is designed to cut and bevel tubes and pipes from 6 in. OD and no limit for maximum diameter. It handles wall thicknesses up to 2 in....
Materials, machinability, and successful weld prep for pipe
Tube and pipe are made from a multitude of alloys, each with its own unique characteristics. Knowing how each reacts to cutting forces is necessary to determine the proper machining procedure for weld preparation.
Good looks aren’t everything—especially in welding
Modern welding goes back nearly 100 years, but despite the many advances in welding technology, weld quality is still dependent on the thoroughness of weld preparation. Making welds that are robust enough to stand up to the rigors of many modern demands requires extreme accuracy and solid consistency in the weld preparation steps.