Metals

CARBOJET® simulation video

Homogenous temperature & gas distribution without fan
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Steel movie

Have a look at our short film to get a sneak peak at our solutions for the steel industry
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HIGHJET® TDI oxygen technology

Boost productivity, ensure quality, reduce emissions and save cost.
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REBOX

Maximising efficiency and flexibility in reheating furnaces.
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OXYGON

Maximising efficiency in ladle preheating.
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Please note

As of March 1, 2019, this product/service was divested to Messer and retained by Linde as a condition to complete the Linde and Praxair merger.

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We offer a broad range of gases and tailor-made solutions to enhance efficiency and reduce the environmental impact of various processes in the metal industry.

Aluminum

At all steps in the aluminum process chain, we apply our unmatched process know-how to create added value for your business.

Image photo shooting for the heat treatment segment at Jansen, CH, 2004.

Iron

We can help you raise energy efficiency and productivity levels in the foundry industry.

Coils of steel, close up. Still image file of the Linde film

Our industrial gases and application technologies optimize operations at many points in the steel production process, helping you to decrease fuel consumption, reduce emissions, increase product quality, extend the lifetime of your refractory and improve productivity.

Gas supply

We supply the full spectrum of industrial and speciality gases required for iron foundry processes in cylinder or bulk form. Alternatively, you could opt for one of our ECOVAR® on-site supply solutions designed to the highest safety and reliability standards.

Cylinder with ACCURA data scanning, Close up.

Services

Various industrial gases might be stored in different forms and at different locations in your plant. With our ACCURA and SECCURA solutions you will have fully automated tracking and monitoring possibilities and you will ensure never to run out of gas and to risk production stops.

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