Expert technology solutions for the energy industry

The LPG market is changing fast. In this episode of exploring current trends, we look at growing investment in clean cooking in sub-Saharan Africa, and the shift towards renewable blends and circular practice, including rDME.

Automation is becoming a practical part of modern LPG filling. From vision systems and leak detection to safer filling heads and smarter loading, we look at the technologies helping plants work with greater precision, efficiency, and care for their people.

Digitalisation is changing how LPG companies understand and manage their operations. By collecting and connecting data from across the plant, companies can gain clearer insight into performance, traceability, and opportunities for improvement.

With more than 80 years of experience in handling gas, we're the world's number one destination for LPG cylinder filling. 

Our product range contains a wide variety of gas equipment for LPG, NH3, LNG and other cryogenic gasses. Whatever your scope or requirement, we can help you reach your goals and ensure the success of your business.

Here, you’ll find an overview of how we can support you in practice: from spare parts and service packages to facility management, con­sulting, training, and digital tools that make everyday work safer and easier.

The electronically controlled body leak detector is designed with a rotating platform for stationary installation on the floor, with a connection to a chain conveyor system via automatic inlet and outlet units.

The electronically controlled static check scale is designed for stand-alone installation.

The manually operated valve leak detector is an independent unit designed for stand-alone installation.

The inherently and intrinsically safe infrared leak test head CIR-II is designed to be mounted on LPG leak detection units/machines that can fully automatically or manually test filled LPG cylinders for possible gas leaks.