Research for today and tomorrow
From our network of R&D Centers, our team of researchers develops new products and enhances our industrial processes, looking to support our customers’ operations worldwide.
From our network of R&D Centers, our team of researchers develops new products and enhances our industrial processes, looking to support our customers’ operations worldwide.
Working in R&D
Served worldwide with Rig Direct®
Worldwide
Our R&D Centers are located in Campana, Argentina; Dalmine, Italy; Kawasaki, Japan; and Veracruz, Mexico.
Located at our Tamsa mill in Veracruz, Mexico, this nearly 109,000 sq-ft training area allows customers to witness how Tenaris products perform in different applications, and serves as a space to develop and validate our new product technologies. We also use our in-house rig to train our field service specialists, who work to ensure customers' rig operations are safe and efficient.
Lucas Pigliacampo, our Oil & Gas Technologies Vice President, shares news about Tenaris technology, teamwork and milestone events on his LinkedIn channel. Find out more about how we're working as a team to transform the pipe industry.
In standard operations thread compounds are applied manually in the field, but Dopeless® technology is a dry, multifunctional coating applied at the mill that enhances safety and efficiency at the rig while minimizing the environmental footprint.
In the first virtual edition of the Digital Revolution Conference by the Argentine Oil and Gas Institute (IAPG), Tenaris experts presented the company’s digital solutions in a virtual commercial presentation: Rig Direct® Portal, PipeTracer®, Marketplace, and the company’s new coiled tubing services in Argentina.
Tenaris has become the first Ecopetrol supplier to implement a full digital integration project, merging the information systems of both companies to enhance supply operations and improve efficiency.
A federal judge has ordered OFS International, LLC, (OFSi) to stop manufacturing and selling six connections which Tenaris alleged were based on confidential information and trade secrets that OFSi stole from Tenaris’s subsidiary, IPSCO Tubulars.