Suez Canal Marine & Petroleum Services

20/03/2026

Eid Mubarak from Suez Canal Marine & Petroleum Services ✨

نتمنى لكم عيد فطر مبارك مليء بالخير والنجاح ✨

06/08/2025

Suez Canal Marine & Petroleum Services an Egyptian shipping company with more than 25 years of experience, specialized in Sales & Service Agent for Gas Detection Oily Water Separator & ODME & Survey ( Calibration & Maintenance of Gas Detection System ) Engineering services at all Egyptian ports.


We have the necessary infrastructure, system and experienced team to provide a comprehensive service, to save our clients time and give them reliability and economic efficiency meeting all their needs by offering our activity: General Ship Supply

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Our company has been established in 2003 in the city of Suez, which is a strategic location for all vessels passing via the Suez Canal. Since then, we are doing our utmost focus to continually improve our quality engineering service and overall reliability.

26/03/2025

🚢 Strengthening Maritime Partnerships at Sea Asia 2025 🌊

This year at Sea Asia 2025, we had the incredible opportunity to connect with industry leaders, explore cutting-edge maritime innovations, and showcase our commitment to delivering top-tier engineering and technical services to vessels navigating through the Suez Canal and Egyptian ports.

At [Suez Canal marine & petroleum services ], we take pride in supporting global shipping operations with high-quality marine products and expert technical services. Meeting professionals from around the world reinforces our mission to enhance efficiency, safety, and sustainability in the maritime industry.

A big thank you to everyone we connected with—looking forward to strong collaborations and new opportunities ahead! If you’re looking for a reliable partner in marine engineering and supply services, feel free to reach out.

🔗 Let’s navigate the future together!

14/03/2025

What first comes to mind when you think of Ancient Egypt? Pyramids, mummies, countless royal treasures? Of the numerous artifacts left behind by the ancient civilization, one artifact in particular which captured great attention worldwide is the golden mask of Tutankhamun, also known as King Tut. Long shrouded in mystery, recent studies have come to make new discoveries about the mysteries behind the golden mask. Here at Riken Keiki, we are proud to have contributed to these new discoveries with one of our very own technologies.

Despite the extremely well-conserved state of Tutankhamun’s tomb, approximately 3000 years of damage and deterioration have caused most of the artifacts contained within to become extremely fragile.

At the time of the tomb’s discovery some 100 years ago, analytical equipment was too primitive for the material analysis of its contents.

While later developments such as non-contact analytical equipment made the material analysis of many artifacts possible, at the time of its development such equipment was typically too large to transport to the archaeological site.

This created a problem: it was not possible to analyze materials that could not be removed or transported to the equipment’s location.

The solution to this problem was a new piece of non-contact analytical equipment from Riken Keiki.


Material Analysis of the Golden Mask

In June 2006 and February 2007, a research team led by Professor Masayuki Uda of Waseda University carried out an investigation of the material composition of the golden mask of Tutankhamun.

For their research, the team used Riken Keiki’s DF-01 portable X-ray diffractometer.

This study revealed what materials were used to make the golden part of the mask and even discovered a new man-made color known as Tutankhamun blue.

The part of the mask which appears to be made of gold is in fact not pure gold (24K) but rather consists of a base of sheets of slightly less pure gold containing trace amounts of copper (23K) coated with a thin layer (approximately 30mm) of 18K and 22K metal alloy powder.


「DF-01」DF-01 X-Ray Diffractometer

Our DF-01 X-ray diffractometer works using X-ray diffraction (XRD). This technology utilizes a phenomenon known as diffraction, which occurs when X-rays directed toward a material are scattered by electrons surrounding the atoms and then interfered with by the periodic arrangement of the atoms, enhancing the X-rays in specific directions.

Riken Keiki is a gas detector manufacturer, but as you can see, we are also proud to use our advanced technologies to make important contributions to society far beyond the field of gas monitoring, such as those made using our DF-01 X-ray diffractometer.

Here at Riken Keiki, we have ample experience developing gas sensors and more for our products in-house. This experience has allowed us to put the many theoretical principles learned to use in developing composition analysis equipment.

20/02/2025

Sampling skid

19/02/2025

Double Stage/ Single Stage Pressure Regulator - SS316/Brass

20/12/2024

GX-Force
This comfortable, easy-to-use multi-gas monitor offers quick, precise readings and superior durability.

Ideal for use in environments such as manholes, underground pits, tanks and more, and suitable for both low and high temperature environments thanks to its dust- and water-resistant design.

20/12/2024

GX-3R
Introducing the world’s smallest, most lightweight portable 4-gas monitor. Compact in design and weighing just 100g, it can be used just about anywhere. Attach it to your shirt collar or anywhere within the breathing zone for increased precision and improved safety – you’ll hardly even know it’s there!

20/12/2024

There is an increased risk of gas poisoning or oxygen deficiency in enclosed spaces such as inside manholes or tanks in particular.

11/12/2024

OMD- 2008 Series

5 ppm + 15 ppm Bilge Alarm according to IMO Resolution MEPC.107 (49)

11/12/2024

TMD-90 Series

The TMD-90 Turbidity Monitoring Device has been designed specifically for measurement of turbidity (NTU) in water