Miller is at the very forefront of the cutting and welding business. Headquartered in Appleton, Wisconsin, the company is the world’s largest manufacturer of arc welding and cutting equipment, serving applications in manufacturing, fabrication, construction,...
All roads appear to lead to growth in the welding and cutting business of 2016, with some sources projecting substantial growth through to 2020 as equipment demand from the energy, automotive and construction industries increases.
Western Europe continues to bear the brunt of external economic headwinds. China’s slowing growth, coupled with ongoing global market volatility, is a cause for concern for Europe’s developed economies. Sustained political issues also take their...
Efficient to produce, ship, assemble and repair, the modular cylinder bundle is ‘green’ by default and considered by many to be the way forward in packaged gases.
The troubled economies of South America are facing another year of trade and fiscal uncertainty, if various informed projections are realised over the next 12 months.
When Linde Canada Limited announced in August 2014 that it had identified nearly 2,000 cylinders that were previously considered lost or stolen, it drew attention to an often unspoken concern in the gases industry.
Where does one start in such a wide field? After all, we have been manufacturing and testing gas cylinders for over a hundred years.
In the presentation that John Raquet, founder and CEO of gasworld, gave at the IG China 2015 Forum last year in Chengdu, China, he estimated that the cylinder gas business accounts for 32% of the...
Take 10 minutes out with Michael Rollins, Vice-President of Global Sales and Marketing at Norris Cylinder, who discusses the company’s products and services, the hot topics in packaged gases, and what’s next on the horizon...
In the integral business of cylinder filling and distribution, it’s very much a case of higher and higher; higher pressures, higher automation, higher levels of integration and system intelligence and, of course, ever-higher expectations.
