Global Edition | Issue | Publication December 2018 Stories published in December 2018

Warren Arenz believes regulations over hazmat materials are contributing to driver shortages for industrial gas companies.

Keeping up with information technology, both in terms of software and hardware, is one of the great challenges of our time and can be particularly daunting for independent gas and welding distributors.

American Welding & Gas, Inc. (AWG), an independent gas and welding supplies distributor with facilities in 18 states, aims to grow its microbulk business in 2019.

Weldship Corporation has unveiled its latest design in carbon dioxide (CO2) gas storage: the 2,500-gallon tank trailer.

After announcing its breakthrough hydrogen robotic fueling station, Plug Power is not standing still with just producing stationary products, the company plans to roll out a robotic fueling solution for hydrogen-powered vehicles.

DataOnline plays a key role for many industrial gas companies in the monitoring and tracking of ISO tank containers, bulk and microbulk.

Hexagon Composites expects growing interest in its TITAN®53, a new Mobile Pipeline gas transport module, after it recently delivered the first one to a customer from Hexagon’s production facility in Lincoln, Nebraska.

Bulk gases have a variety of applications, including metals manufacturing, medical, biotechnology, and food and beverage.

One of the biggest sticking points in the adoption of hydrogen fuel cell vehicles in the US is the necessity of building a completely new type of fueling infrastructure for them.

Your family-owned and led business, which specializes in the storage, transfer, and control of cryogenic fluids, underwent a major restructuring in 2016. At that time, Technifab Products separated into three divisions: Technifab Cryogenics, Technifab CNC...