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FeaturesAbsolute Air breaks ground in Faribault, MN
Absolute Air, LLC broke ground in Faribault, about 50 miles south of Minneapolis on September 19, executing on their announced plans to build a merchant air separation plant (ASP) in the Minneapolis metropolitan area to serve its partners and customers. The plant is expected to be producing gases by early ...
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Fabtech 2019 returns to Chicago
North America’s largest metal forming, fabricating and finishing event, Fabtech, will return to the city of Chicago, Illinois, on November 11-14.
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Stability in specialty gases
Rob Cockerill talks with Luxfer Gas Cylinders’ Mark Lawday about portable specialty gas cylinders and the challenges to meet in their manufacture.
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Measuring medical gases
Charles Segar, Product Manager, Industrial Trace Analysers at Servomex, examines the most effective gas analysis technology solutions available for the medical gas market.
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Specialty gas diaphragm valves
All around the world, hosts of laboratories offer analysis services to a wide and growing spectrum of markets requiring ever-more exacting levels of detail and accuracy in the information they provide.
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Specialty gases in China
As a result of the Zhongxin issue, the Huawei issue, and the recent trade wars, not only is China’s central government urging the semiconductor industry to expedite the advancement of domestic chip manufacture, the country’s specialty gas industry is also calling for an acceleration of domestic specialty and electronics gas ...
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New applications for sustainable development
The 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) were adopted by all Member States of the United Nations (UN) in 2015. Specialty gases are enabling many new applications which underpin the SDGs and are thereby making these goals a tangible reality.
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Adopting additive manufacturing
Adopting additive manufacturing is as much a mindset change as it is technological, writes Linde Gases.
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10 minutes with… Yann-Gaël Montador
Take 10 minutes out with Yann-Gaël Montador, Sales and Business Development Director at Rotarex Fareast, as he discusses what’s hot in the industry, what accomplishment he’s really proud of and what the future holds for valves.
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Hydrogen: Why investments are a sign of the times
The news of Linde’s soon-to-be-acquired 20% stake in ITM Power is a very interesting investment indeed, writes Rob Cockerill.
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Reliant Holdings
Established in 1989 by the Vanderburg and Rice Families, Reliant Holdings is a privately-owned liquid carbon dioxide (CO2) and dry ice company that supplies customers throughout the US and Mexico.
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Food freezing solutions
Dohmeyer US Product Manager Philip E. Nichols explains how the company serves the North American market.
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Eight years of FSMA
The Food Safety Modernization Act (FSMA) was signed into law on January 4, 2011. The FDA (Food and Drug Administration), an agency within the US Department of Health and Human Services, was given more authority to regulate food production, distribution and recalls.
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Lowering temperatures and costs
Chart’s ChillZilla® Bulk CO2 Liquid Supply System enables significantly colder product, which translates to cost savings.
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Connecting the world with telemetry
Telemetry is a hot topic these days and a reflection of the booming IOT (Internet of Things) world taking place across all industries. As device manufacturing costs continue to decline, and data communication methods become more reliable and ubiquitous, telemetry devices are finding their way onto an increasing variety of ...
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Keen celebrates centenary
In 1919, when Stanley Keen started out his small business in Wilmington, Delaware he probably never envisioned it growing into the establishment it is today.
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Marie Ffolkes: A catalyst for change
In nearly 30 years of business at four different companies, Marie Ffolkes has learnt to adapt – especially in today’s market where things change so rapidly.
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A cryogenic transport trailer buyer’s guide
A cryogenic transport trailer buyer’s guide. Part two: what to consider when buying a cryogenic transport trailer.
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Burst bubble?
Distributors are still doing good business from microbreweries, but some areas are seeing a slowdown, writes US Editor Nick Parkinson.
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Sustainable brewing
Benefits of Pentair’s Beer Membrane Filtration technology, CO2mpactBrew and ECO2Brew.
