gasworld’s latest gas report this May (2023) gives you the lowdown on krypton, a rare, inert gas first discovered in 1898 by Scottish chemist William Ramsay and English chemist Morris Travers during experiments with liquefied air.
A viable alternative to steel or carbon fibre, as Stephen B. Harrison of sbh4 consulting explains here for gasworld.
Playing a critical role in ensuring the safe and efficient handling of compressed gases through the entire industrial gas supply chain, cylinder valves and regulators allow precise control over the pressure of gas within a...
Arcom, based in Poland, is aware of its responsibility to contribute to an efficient gas cylinders supply chain. Since 1996, it has been manufacturing steel crates, containers, cages, pallets and racks. It has gained a...
At a time of increasing energy costs and general inflationary pressures facing industries globally, GCE is introduces a new range of specialty gas valves. With technology that enhances the integrity of packaged gases and minimises...
Founded in Italy in 1927, SOL Group operates in the area of the production, applied research and marketing of technical and medical gases in the homecare services sector, in the biotechnologies sector and in the...
Practical solutions are crucial to deliver a framework of virtual gas pipelines and boost hydrogen adoption, by Kevin Gilbert, Alternative Fuel Design Manager at Luxfer Gas Cylinders.
Located in the heart of the Pyrenean Mountain range in the southwest of France, family-owned Translog has specialised for nearly 50 years in industrial marking by dry transfer or decals.
Growing pains and growing pressures ahead? gasworld takes the temperature in the packaged gases business with Amtrol-Alfa, Faber Industrie, Industrial Gas Project House (IGPH), and Worthington Industries. By Rob Cockerill.
Focusing on India and Bangladesh with gasworld Business Intelligence. By Rob Cockerill
