For producers and distributors of industrial gases and welding hardgoods, safety in the production, handling, storage, and delivery of the products and services they provide is the number one priority. The industrial gas industry has...
Happy New Year! We begin another 12 months of bringing our readers the very best in business intelligence with a review of the trends impacting the North American industrial gas industry. The writers and editors...
JW Goodliffe & Son of New Jersey will celebrate 80 years as an independent distributor in 2018. A family-owned and operated business since its inception, JW Goodliffe sold the gas distribution side of its business...
Grove City, Ohio is headquarters for an information management company with a big mission and profile among independent welding and gas distributors — INFONETICS.
Take 10 minutes out with Bryan Keen, President of Keen Compressed Gas Company, as he talks about the company’s initiatives in 2018, e-commerce, and why it’s a significant year for the company as it stands on the...
Our laboratories are vital to research and development, as well as to the production of countless products. For many industrial gas distributors, supplying gases and related equipment to laboratories is an important part of their...
Testing and qualifying a cylinder’s integrity on a regular basis is an important function of industrial gas distribution and is regulated by the US Department of Transportation (DOT). Recently, DOT issued special permits that allow...
Medical gas supply systems are a critical part of patient care in hospitals and other healthcare facilities. Among medical gases, oxygen is one of the most widely used. Sourced from very large holding tanks installed...
Leak detection is important to anyone who manufactures or uses closed vessels. In the industrial gas business we deal with all kinds of closed vessels, from pressurized cylinders to vacuum pumps.
Healthcare is an important market for industrial gas producers and distributors in the US, and spending in this sector continues to represent a significant portion of US gross domestic product (GDP).
