The food and beverages business is a solid end-user industry for the industrial gas and equipment business, a relatively non-cyclical sector that accounts for as much as 7-8% of industrial gas revenues per year, according...
Immersed as it is in instruments, detectors and total analytical engineering solutions, Belgium-based Orthodyne is at the forefront of the gas analysis and control market.
For AGC Instruments, the aim has always been to provide a ‘complete gas analysis solution’ for its customers, a mantra it has held since its inception in Ireland in 1965.
A portable FTIR gas analyser from Gasmet was used in 2014 as part of a specialist space sector project to understand the potential issues facing any manned missions to Mars – perhaps demonstrating an exciting...
Long-term oxygen therapy is an established method of care for many patients with chronic respiratory disorders1, there are various oxygen equipment used to deliver supplemental oxygen to patients, which include compressed oxygen cylinders, liquid oxygen...
Recently celebrating its 40th anniversary and operating in a hugely competitive sector, the French family firm of Chromatotec is advancing with its focus on ambient, industrial process and oil and gas markets with its sensitive...
Cutting and welding plays, and will continue to play, an integral role in both infrastructure development and the manufacturing sector, especially in the production of vehicles, ships and heavy equipment.
Spectron Gas Control Systems GmbH is the specialist for gas supply systems. For over 60 years the company has been producing components for a wide range of gases and applications.
BOC officially opened its state-of-the-art acetylene production facility in Immingham, Lincolnshire in October, a £35m investment to provide UK and Ireland manufacturing industries with a secure source of acetylene for many years to come.
With the ever-increasing popularity of hydrogen fuelled cars and the current lack of substantial hydrogen fuelling infrastructure, one dilemma has consistently arisen: the ‘chicken or the egg’ scenario. Which came first, and in this case,...
