Joe - without a doubt. I was wondering about your comment on bend stiffeners and urethane. Flotec has survived and thrived since 1979 largely based on innovation for markets that needed their products, O&G being the latest of them. I'm pretty sure they'll continue to innovate and thrive over the years to come. Maybe we should change our symbol to BUOY (or FLOT, or something like it) to get a positive mojo on the PPS:)
Talking about polyurethanes, interesting tidbit from the customer testimonials on Flotec's website: http://www.flotec.com/innovative-solutions/customer-testimonials "The last bend restrictors you supplied with the polyurethane reaction collars went in perfectly. Last time we spoke I had planned to replace the end elements with steel, but we stayed with the polyurethane and it worked great. Plus the lighter weight made it easier to handle and we didn't need a big anode mass." Wellstream International
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