We Make Bolting Better

Hex Technology are recognized experts bolted flange joint assembly. We help fuel providers achieve leak-free outcomes through controlled bolting techniques. 

We are independent, unbiased, and our staff serves on American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME)’s PCC-1 committee.  We have decades of experience teaching assemblers at refineries around the globe.

Above all, we care about this industry and the people who work in it. So we provide computer-based academic training for bolting professionals, 100% free. 

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Academic Training

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Level 1: Onboarding

Level 1 covers the fundamentals of how to safely and properly assemble a bolted flange joint. Anyone who comes into contact with flange joints ought to learn this material.

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Level 2: Assembler

The individual who has completed “Assembler Training” is capable of supervising individual crews on flanges that have been deemed intermediate.

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Powered Equipment (Torque and Tension)

This course will teach the individual the basic methods of achieving torque and tension with the use of powered equipment, including hydraulic and pneumatic tools.

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Heat Exchangers

Heat Exchangers present many different configurations and challenges for bolted flange joints.  This section of the training will discuss the basic configurations, common gaskset types, inspection, and assembly practices for Heat Exchangers.

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Client Services

We’ve honed processes to find comprehensive solutions.

Schedule a call with a Hex Technology today to determine how our specialized client services can achieve your results, the right way.

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Applying lubricant to a bolt prior to tightening.

Bolt Lubricant and Torque: A Comprehensive Guide

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A clicker type torque wrench allows you to twist the handle and adjust the setting.

The Clicker Wrench Guide: Torque Ranges, Calibration and More

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Gasket Types in Oil and Gas, Explained

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