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​Industrial Gases from a Global Leader

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Reliable and secure supply of industrial gases

Multi-plant network with primary production plants and secondary product sources to maintain reliable supply

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World's leading producer and supplier of helium

World leader in supplying liquid and compressed helium in a variety of purities and supply modes

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Excellent record of meeting on-time needs

24/7 Inventory Management Services to create a supply replenishment plan based on your current and future production schedule

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Industry leader in safety

Nothing is more important to us than the safety and well-being of our operating communities

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Technical support when you need it

Experienced technical teams across the globe can provide supply and technology solutions to meet your unique needs

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World-class customer service

Our approach to customer relationships is based on understanding your needs first

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Global leading manufacturer of nitrogen, oxygen, and argon

Global leader supplying liquid and compressed nitrogen, oxygen, and argon in a variety of purities and supply modes

Ask the Expert

Don Bowe
Don Bowe

Applications Engineer

How do I know if I’m wasting gas due to leaks in my gas piping?

Gas piping leaks can result from various conditions, including improper thread sealing, missed brazed joints, defective piping, over pressurization, or even vibration and shocks. A pinhole leak can cost you tens of thousands of dollars per year, depending on the size, number and severity of the leak(s). There are many ways to detect leaks; for instance, using soap tests, pressure drop tests, ultrasonic, mass spectometry or thermal conductivity tests. They all have their place; however, they also often come with limitations in precision, speed, difficulty or cost. Air Products’ leak detection service can identify and repair costly leaks in your piping to help improve your part quality and bottom line.

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Ask the Expert

Don Bowe
Don Bowe

Applications Engineer

How do I know if I’m wasting gas due to leaks in my gas piping?

Gas piping leaks can result from various conditions, including improper thread sealing, missed brazed joints, defective piping, over pressurization, or even vibration and shocks. A pinhole leak can cost you tens of thousands of dollars per year, depending on the size, number and severity of the leak(s). There are many ways to detect leaks; for instance, using soap tests, pressure drop tests, ultrasonic, mass spectometry or thermal conductivity tests. They all have their place; however, they also often come with limitations in precision, speed, difficulty or cost. Air Products’ leak detection service can identify and repair costly leaks in your piping to help improve your part quality and bottom line.

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