Inox India Ltd was established in 1992, in technical collaboration with Nippon Sanso Corporation, Japan, to manufacture standard cryogenic products. Experts from Nippon Sanso worked very closely with Inox India to set up cryogenic tank manufacturing. Nippon Sanso therefore provided the backbone of engineering and quality systems for Inox India to grow.
According to the company’s director and CEO, Parag Kulkarni, Inox’s quality policy is to meet customer expectations of high quality products in the stipulated time frame, and to their complete satisfaction. This policy has fueled its progress in the field of cryogenics.
Today, Inox India Limited has gone far beyond its simple profile of a product manufacturer to emerge as a leader in the total cryogenic system solutions provider market across Asia, Europe, the Middle East and America. It has prestigious global and local, large and small customers, including such international gas companies as Air Liquide, Air Products, Linde Group, Messer, Taiyo Nippon Sanso, Praxair, Malaysian Oxygen, AIGCO, ROC, EIG, AHG, VJG, NOX, SSB, and engineering companies such as Chiyoda, Mitsui, Snamprogetti, Krupp UHDE, Toyo, Technimont ICB, Technip, Kvaerner Powergas, Bechtel, Exxon Mobil, Chevron-EGTL, Qatar Gas, Ras Gas, L&T.
With all of them, Inox has established a name for its expertise in the entire cryogenic value chain from manufacture, storage and distribution, to transportation of liquefied gases and it is the largest manufacturer of cryogenic liquid storage and transport tanks in India. A major part of Inox’s turnover comes from exports of highly advanced and superbly engineered cryogenic systems and as Savir Julka, head of sales and marketing says: $quot;from Inox’s flexibility in meeting customer requirements with high level of sensitivity to ensure total customer support and satisfaction.$quot;
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