argon
compressed argon gas and liquid argon in a variety of purities and in various modes of supply around the world thanks to our network of storage and transfill facilities.
global leading gas supplier for flat panel display
our core capabilities of product, equipment and service include:
- various supply modes, including onsite generation, bulk supply and packaged gases
- ultra high purity carrier gases including, nitrogen, oxygen, hydrogen, helium and argon
- ultra high purity process gases, rare gases and gas mixtures
- design, manufacture and installation of all related equipment
- excellent record of meeting on-time needs
- industry leader in safety
- technical expertise
- world-class customer service
gases
air products gases, typically provided in gaseous and liquid form, enable customers in a wide range of industries to improve their environmental performance, product quality, and productivity.
helium
an inert gas for cryogenic, heat transfer, shielding, leak detection, analytical and lifting applications
hydrogen
valued for its reactive and protective properties, and used by many industries such as electronics, foods, glass, chemicals, refining and more can benefit from its unique properties to improve quality, optimize performance and reduce costs.
nitrogen
useful as a gas, for its inert properties, and as a liquid for cooling and freezing. virtually any industry can benefit from its unique properties to improve yields, optimize performance and make operations safer.
oxygen
in addition to its use as a respiratory gas for healthcare applications, its strong oxidizing properties benefit many industries by improving yields, optimizing performance, lowering costs and reducing carbon footprint compared to other fuels.
rare gases
useful as ion beam sources to clean, cut or weld materials as well as their unique ability to produce bright light, which may be in the form of a laser or a light source. also used in propulsion engines or in window insulation.
ask the expert
“we are investigating alternative methods in cleaning our arrays other than using wet chemicals. can you recommend a dry process?”
an excellent alternative to clean the arrays and avoid wet chemistry with its costs and hazards is to look at a supercritical co₂ dry clean process. this process uses co₂ “snow” or pellets to remove surface contaminations without impacting the critical components on the array.
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