Taiyo Nippon Sanso Corporation (TNSC) has invested in US company SulfaTrap LLC, who are engaged in the development of desulphurisation sorbents.
Iwatani has opened a new hydrogen (H2) refuelling station in Otsu, Japan, the 12th of its kind for the Japanese industrial gas producer.
Toyota Motor has announced its plans to sell more than 50,000 fuel cell vehicles (FCVs) by the year 2025, generating an increased demand for hydrogen (H2) from the industrial gas industry.
Shimadzu Scientific Instruments (SSI) announces the release of its new GCMS-QP2020 high-sensitivity gas chromatograph mass spectrometer. The instrument features a proprietary multi-function ion source, patented high-speed scan control, and a new ultra-fast turbomolecular pump (TMP).
California-based hard disk drive (HDD) manufacturer HGST has taken the next step in data storage volumes with the 10 terabyte HDD, the world’s largest volume yet.
Agreement has been reached for the construction of an integrated coal gasification combined cycle (IGCC) plant in Fukushima Prefecture, Japan with a number of ASU producers thought to be interested in the project’s development.
The economies of the Pacific Rim were thrust into the spotlight in early October with news of the largest trade pact in years being struck between the US, Japan and 10 other nations.
Vogtlin Instruments has secured a deal with Japan’s Horibastec, the world’s largest mass flow controller manufacturer to the semiconductor industry, which will sell the Swiss company’s products to the Japanese market.
With the current neon shortages appearing to fan out across the globe, news has emerged from Japan of the first measures being implemented to reduce consumption of the gas.
Air Liquide will invest more than €100m to supply ultra-pure carrier gases to customer fabs that manufacture integrated circuits and memory for consumer electronics and mobile devices.
