Aug 14, 2020

With the launch of a new website and next generation technology, Nexxis’ unique rental, lease and sales business model means companies in the US and around the world can now take advantage of this innovative and exclusive approach to NDT and RVI.
Houston, Aug 13, 2020 (Issuewire.com) - Robotic technology is advancing at a relentless rate. However, the ability to rent or lease cutting-edge inspection equipment that offers a true competitive advantage, such as custom robotics and intuitive problem-solving engineering, has historically been a challenge. The release of Nexxis' ground-breaking Technology 4.0 to a global audience offers game-changing solutions to the Mining, Oil & Gas and Nuclear sectors. Thanks to a dedicated team of field and engineer experts, Nexxis provides access to an exclusive rental fleet that targets the unique needs of the operation. Such a dynamic approach presents businesses with a flexible model that evolves with requirements and embraces the very latest technological solutions.
Introducing Nexxis 4.0 Technology
The competitive nature of the mining, oil & gas, petrochemical and nuclear industries leaves little room for expensive technical experimentation. The release of the revolutionary Nexxis 4.0 technology brings the ultimate in bespoke solutions, designed and produced to challenge the status quo and give operators a powerful advantage over their competition. Combining innovation, advanced prototyping, technology and human ingenuity allows for the custom-creation of a diverse rental fleet on a never-before seen scale.
High-end NDT and RVI rental and leasing solutions are offered through a global network, allowing Nexxis clients to benefit from direct and fast access to the very latest proven technologies and equipment. This presents a forward-thinking approach designed to fully service the needs of regular preventative maintenance through to that of emergency, out-of-scope and perhaps atypical conditions that require custom-solutions and design for a cost-effective and favourable outcome.
A Competitive Future Served Through a Solutions-Based Approach
The next generation is about global collaboration. The provision of end-to-end solutions to customers is achieved through unlocking the true potential of cutting-edge ingenuity. By supporting service companies and operators at a technical level, asset inspection and maintenance becomes quantifiable, efficient and, most importantly, custom-created to be as flexible as the business requires. This allows operators to rely on a large and diverse rental and leasing fleet that ranges from simple inspection tools through to the latest advanced robotic solutions to tackle the most complex of maintenance and emergency needs.
Nexxis is the driving force behind this innovative method of working. Thanks to their unique global network, companies around the world are now able to take advantage of this innovative expert approach. Ever-pushing boundaries, Nexxis allows operators within industries as diverse as oil and gas, mining, manufacturing, subsea installations, infrastructure and petrochemicals to take advantage of robotic solutions that challenge convention and truly maximise value.
To find out more and discover the unique range of finance solutions visit https://nexxis.com.au
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