Refrigerant Gases

A brand new bespoke service that plans to revolutionise the way the refrigeration industry recovers used refrigerants has been launched today in the UK.

One of the world’s most powereful agreements to reduce global warming came into force in December 2015, with 195 countries showing support. However, on Thursday 1st June, President Donald Trump announced that the US would withdraw...

Honeywell, developer, manufacturer and supplier of refrigerants, has announced that Tesco, one of the world’s largest supermarket chains, is converting more than 1,200 stores across the UK to Honeywell’s Solstice ® N40 refrigerant in order...

Diversified Pure Chem (PURECHEM), the full-service refrigerant reclamation company in North America, has opened a new HUB facility in New Jersey to offer small cylinder exchange and refrigerant buyback services.

Refrigerant gas leak detection and monitoring instrument manufacturer Bacharach, Inc. has acquired Parasense, Inc.

Bacharach announces updates for continuous refrigerant monitor allowing early detection of refrigerant gas leaks down to 1ppm.

Daikin Industries, Ltd., air conditioner and refrigerant manufacturer based in Osaka, Japan, announced in March the launch of R-407H refrigerant, which has approximately 62% lower global warming potential (GWP) than commonly used R-404A refrigerant today.

EVOL LNG is considering ethane, a hydrocarbon produced as part of the LNG production process, to be an attractive new business opportunity and worth investigating for usage in the refrigeration industry and for specialty gases.

Bacharach, manufacturer of refrigerant gas leak detection and monitoring instruments, and combustion and emission analysers, has added the more environmentally friendly R514A to its gas library of detectable refrigerants.

A-Gas has received a UL international certification which verifies that the company’s supply of refrigerants, specialty gases and performance chemicals are fully compliant with market regulations.