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ASCO CARBON DIOXIDE LTD’s Managing Director Marco Pellegrino revealed earlier this year that the Switzerland-based corporation was “targeting big opportunities in the US,” which has been brought to fruition with the establishment of its new...
Pressure cylinder manufacturer Worthington Industries has expanded its cryogenic technology portfolio with the addition of a dedicated beverage carbonation cylinder for the industrial gas sector.
The Publications and CAS divisions of the American Chemical Society (ACS) have announced the expansion of the society’s global footprint with the opening of a new ACS International (ACSI) office in Singapore.
TECHCET CA, the advisory service firm providing electronics materials information, has projected the 2016 global market for semiconductor sputtering targets to total $575m, growing almost 7% from 2015.
Air Liquide Canada is to upgrade an air separation unit (ASU) in Hamilton, Ontario in response to greater demand for oxygen, nitrogen, and argon from ArcelorMittal Dofasco and other customers in the region.
Effective 1st October (2016), or as contracts permit, Air Products is to increase product pricing and monthly service charges for merchant customers in North America, citing rising costs and continued investment as factors in these changes.
Air Products has celebrated the roll-out of the first completed LNG heat exchanger manufactured at its new production facility in Manatee County, Florida.
Amidst a precarious to and fro dynamic of shortage and over-supply in the delicately balanced helium market, the second ever Global Helium Summit is getting underway in New Jersey, US.
The second ever Global Helium Summit is on the horizon in the traditional home of helium production, the US, ready to explore the trends, technologies and dynamics in one of the most delicately balanced industrial...
CAIRE Inc., a wholly-owned subsidiary of Chart Industries, has implemented a Minimum Advertised Price (MAP) Policy on its products in order to “successfully compete in the marketplace and maintain its premium brand image.”
