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Hex Code
Color name
RGB
HSL
CMYK
#A3231F
Roof Terracotta
163, 35, 31
2, 68, 38
0, 79, 81, 36
#67CCE0
Viking
103, 204, 224
190, 66, 64
54, 9, 0, 12
#000119
Black Russian
0, 1, 25
238, 100, 5
100, 96, 0, 90
DuBose National Energy Services, Inc. (DNES) provides products and services for the nuclear power industry, with a focus on helping customers achieve first-time success and minimize downtime. Its offerings include bar, plate and structural materials; pipe, fittings and forgings; fasteners; machined parts; fabrication; blasting and painting; and reverse engineering. The company also works with original equipment manufacturer partners and supplies nuclear-certified materials, including bar and plate.
DNES has maintained an ASME Section III Accredited Quality System Certificate for manufacturing and supply since 1977. Its accreditations include fabrication under NPT, NS and NA certificates, as well as ASME Section III Division 5 Class A and B activities, including the furnishing of metallic material. The company highlights in-house nuclear-certified fabrication and stocked nuclear-certified material.
To support urgent needs, DNES offers 24/7 on-call emergency service. Its range of services under one roof is intended to help customers coordinate emergency orders, from replacement parts and piping to fabricated fittings. Customers can contact the company by phone or email for sales and service inquiries.
Company type
Public Company
Year founded
1977
Company size
51-200 employees
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What are DuBose National Energy Services' brand colors?
The DuBose National Energy Services color palette uses the hex codes #A3231F, #67CCE0 and #000119.
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