Southern Africa

Currently in its 92nd year of operations, sub-Saharan Africa’s leading industrial gases and welding company Afrox originally opened its doors in 1927 as Allen-Liversidge Industrial Gases.

London-based Dearman has launched a new project aiming to reduce wasted harvest in South Africa.

Air Products South Africa prides itself on a solid safety track record, innovative new products and developments, and success in the industrial manufacturing sector.

Laparoscopic surgery, commonly called keyhole surgery, is now widely established as a way to minimise patient trauma. The benefits include reduced postoperative pain and scarring, short hospital stays, better patient satisfaction and a much quicker...

In a global first, the Norwegian company NEO Monitors has developed a method of measuring H2 in-situ – the LaserGas 11 SP H2. This is a quantum leap in the measurement of process stream gases;...

Inert speciality gases have been used in eye surgery for more than 100 years, with the use of sulfur hexafluoride (SF6) and perfluoropropane (C3F8) still being the gold standard in eye surgery today.

Afrox has been playing a key role in the success rate of IVF fertility treatment in South Africa.

After operating in South Africa for the past year, Cryozone now has a whole-body cryotherapy (WBC) chamber housed on the premises of the Sport Science Institute of South Africa (SSISA), in Cape Town.

Atlas Copco has applied for licensing of its turnkey BeaconMedaes ISO 7396-1 accredited medical gas solutions portfolio to the South Africa Health Products Regulatory Authority (SAHPRA) in line with recent amendments to regulations relating to...

NitraLife, nitrogen generation pioneers based in Johannesburg, along with its long-term partner Boland Dry Ice, has introduced innovative wet ice blasting technology for the first time ever in South Africa.