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FeaturesCompressed gas cylinder recycling, remediation
With global trends towards reuse and recycling, the demand for environmentally friendly cylinder remediation and disposal services are on the rise.
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Telemetry… not just for bulk gas anymore
Over the past few decades, remote monitoring technology has made major technical strides and continued to enable gas distribution to become more efficient. Fortunately for gas distributors and customers, expensive, bulky, wired, telemetry systems are no longer required.
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Best practices for delayed labelling
Planning your cylinder label orders during supply chain disruption
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Maintaining stability in the US specialty gases market
What are the challenges and opportunities in the North American specialty gas containment industry, and what impact has the pandemic had?
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Life in the fast lane
Indiana Oxygen Company has been associated with the Indy 500 for over a century, but this year was different
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Covid-19 causes major slowdown, 18% revenue dip in April
Baird/ gas world Welding and Industrial Gas Survey, Q2 2020
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CGA launches Young and Emerging Professionals Summit
Building the next generation of safety leaders
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Moving with the times
Jack Finn says FIBA Technologies’ success is innovation, serving new markets
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Safety and longevity in specialty gases
Why high pressure and even higher performance are second nature at Sherwood Valve.
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MOFs and a framework for growth
Did you know that metal-organic frameworks, MOFs for short, have the largest surface area of any materials known? Just one gram of MOFs can offer a surface area of about 10,000m2. To put that into perspective, if you laid out the available surface area in a teaspoon of this material, ...
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In focus… Refrigerant gases & technologies
Ian Podmore, A-Gas’ Regional Managing Director EMEA and Asia-Pacific, explains how choosing the right refrigerant can boost your business and make a real difference in protecting the planet from carbon emissions.
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A leap of faith
So, you want to manufacture and sell high purity specialty gases. You can make the case that you have all the resources you need to accomplish that. You have a liquid source of the raw materials, filling equipment, customers, and a desire to increase your sales and profitability of this ...
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Leland Gas Technologies: Packaged gases and gas handling equipment
Leland Gas Technologies of South Plainfield, New Jersey (US) has been in the business of one-way gas cartridges since 1965. The founders of the company worked for the Walter Kidde Mfg. Company in Bloomfield, New Jersey after WWII and long into the early 1960s.
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Independent distributors and the time for M&A
“We simply attempt to be fearful when others are greedy and to be greedy only when others are fearful,” said the Oracle of Omaha (Warren Buffett) in 1986, but it could be equally true today for independent packaged gas distributors.
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Gas detection
Whilst ASUs and SMRs are high value assets, they are also highly automated and relatively few people are in contact with the process equipment during normal operation.
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CAC GAS: Fully stocked in specialty gases and mixtures
CAC GAS Instrumentation was established in 2008 to provide Australian and New Zealand customers with exceptional customer support when sourcing calibration gas, specialty gas mixtures and associated gas control systems. Now, with locations in both Sydney and Singapore, CAC GAS has the logistic expertise to import and supply ...
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Nippon Gases Europe on its arrival in the market and a vision for Europe
It’s been a successful 20 months of life under TNSC for the new Nippon Gases Europe, but with a wealth of opportunities for growth and a determination to expand its market share. “We are not planning to be 10% forever,” affirms President Eduardo Gil Elejoste, in an exclusive interview for ...
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Gas-free specialty gas applications
Many diversified industrial gas companies expect their specialty gases business to be one of their growth engines. Double-digit revenue and profit growth has been the norm for decades. One driver of market growth for specialty gases has been international trade, which requires harmonisation of measurement that relies on accurate calibration ...
