One company well positioned for the growth of the much-talked-about hydrogen economy is FIBA Technologies, which prides itself on its innovation and ability to move with the times.
FIBA has evolved over the years since President Jack Finn’s father Frank founded the company as an industrial gas distributor (called Mass Oxygen Equipment) in 1958. The company went from being a gas distributor at a single location in Westborough, Massachusetts, to a gas containment equipment supplier by the 1970s and later developed a patent for trailers that would support a more efficient and less cost-prohibitive testing process.
Today, FIBA manufactures and services high pressure storage and distribution equipment for the compressed gas industry such as tube trailers (high-pressure chemicals and gases; industrial and specialty gases), gas container storage, and cryogenic trailers to transport oxygen, nitrogen, and argon. FIBA has grown into a global business with seven locations across the US, and one in Asia.
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