Sinsina Industrial Workshops is specialized in the making of steel products from fabrication, welding, machining, assembly, and delivery to clients as well as commissioning and maintenance. Established in 2011, Sinsina Industrial Workshops have delivered quality products on time for the past years. The company’s facilities are located in Al-Jubail, a leading Saudi Arabian industrial city and one of the world’s largest industrial cities. Sinsina have two production facilities with a combined area of 124,000 m2, both workshops are based in Jubail and both are accessible by road. Basic and advanced products have been manufactured in Sinsina Workshops such as storage tanks, pipes, platforms crown wellheads, steel structures and many more. Different types and capacity of machinery are available to fulfill the requirements of broad spectrum of projects. E&I, painting and sand blasting shops are all available and equipped. We have already worked with many well-known clients from different sectors/industries. Our personnel and machinists are well trained and on par with the latest industry standards.
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