in Liquidation), a subsidiary company of Indian Oil Tanking Ltd having seven decades of extensive experience in the area of piping engineering and one of the leaders in piping and fluid handling, backed by expertise in welding. The company has stood the test of time in the field of pipe work engineering. From a pipe work engineering, the company diversified to a multi-discipline construction company for Fluid handling and Allied systems serving a host of core industries. Its engineering capabilities derive strength from its own ISO certified Design & Engineering Wing and a Manufacturing Unit having approval from Regulatory Bodies. more.
'> in Liquidation), a subsidiary company of Indian Oil Tanking Ltd having seven decades of extensive experience in the area of piping engineering and one of the leaders in piping and fluid handling, backed by expertise in welding. The company has stood the test of time in the field of pipe work engineering. From a pipe work engineering, the company diversified to a multi-discipline construction company for Fluid handling and Allied systems serving a host of core industries. Its engineering capabilities derive strength from its own ISO certified Design & Engineering Wing and a Manufacturing Unit having approval from Regulatory Bodies. more.' />About us
Stewards and Lloyds of India Ltd. (in Liquidation), a subsidiary company of Indian Oil Tanking Ltd having seven decades of extensive experience in the area of piping engineering and one of the leaders in piping and fluid handling, backed by expertise in welding. The company has stood the test of time in the field of pipe work engineering. From a pipe work engineering, the company diversified to a multi-discipline construction company for Fluid handling and Allied systems serving a host of core industries. Its engineering capabilities derive strength from its own ISO certified Design & Engineering Wing and a Manufacturing Unit having approval from Regulatory Bodies. more.
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