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Ultimate Linings Shows Growth Within the Oil and Gas Industry in the United States
Ultimate Linings Produce Protective Chemical Coatings for Oil & Gas Industry
Houston, TX. October 10, 2012 -- Ultimate Linings® LTD., (UL) a leader in the development and application of protective coatings & linings is& Gas Industry in the United States their industrial scope Ultimate Linings shows growth within the Oil pleased to announce the growth of of work to include the Eagle Ford Shale and Marcellus Shale.

through their innovative protective Chemical offerings and Mechanical Engineering skills.
Houston, TX. October 10, 2012 -- Ultimate Linings® LTD., (UL) a leader in the

Houston, TX. October 10, 2012 --protectiveLinings® LTD., (UL) pleased in the development and application of Ultimate coatings & linings is a leader to announce developmentof their industrial scope of work to include the Eagle Fordto announce the the growth and application of protective coatings & linings is pleased Shale and Marcellus industrial scope of work to include the within the Oil & and Marcellus growth of their Shale. Ultimate Linings shows growth Eagle Ford Shale Gas Industry in the United States through their innovative protective Chemical offerings and Shale. Mechanical Engineering skills. UL has for many years been known as a retail Bedliner company and OE provider of hybrid and pure Polyurea products. Beginning in 2008, UL made a decided effort to move into a more industrial role. Since the expansion of the organizations efforts UL has grown their industrial division by over 30% in the past 12 months with success that includes expanding into Secondary Containment with customers such as Evergreen Fabrication & Coating Services. UL has managed to leverage their Chemical and Mechanical Engineering expertise to develop techniques that allow Oil & Gas companies to reduce cost, man power and time associated with the installation of Secondary Containment in the oil fields. “This is exacting news for UL as this shows the efforts put into growing the organization are working! With our
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