Hydrogen
INDUSTRIAL GAS
Hydrogen is a flammable, colorless, non-toxic gas. Hydrogen also used for beverage carbonation, inerting, blanketing and some welding applications.
Industrial hydrogen has a typical purity of 99.5%.
Hydrogen Specifications
| Atomic Weight | Molecular Weight | Density |
|---|---|---|
|
1.008 |
2.016 |
0.00521 lb/ft3 @ 70f, 14.696psia |
Hydrogen Fueling
Supporting the growing hydrogen economy starts with reliable, flexible infrastructure.
Mobile refueling, made efficient. Designed to move hydrogen where it’s needed—quickly and safely.
Hydrogen Fuel Stations & Storage
Our mobile, fully integrated hydrogen fuel station delivers reliable fueling wherever it’s needed. It offers a large storage capacity with 172 kilograms of high-pressure hydrogen gas and supports remote monitoring and data acquisition for real-time oversight. The system can be mounted on a trailer or skid, making it easy to deploy for temporary sites, demonstrations, or expanding station coverage.
Hydrogen
Uses & Applications
Aerospace & Aircraft
Used as a power source, hydrogen gas fuels rockets and powers life-support systems and computers in space environments. It is also used for metal sintering and annealing.
- Heat Treating
Automotive & Transportation Equipment
As a component for heat treating furnace atmosphere, hydrogen reacts with oxygen to produce a bright finish on steel parts. Additionally, it makes an excellent industrial quench gas because of its high heat transfer properties. When used as an alternate fuel, hydrogen will reduce undesirable emissions.
- Heat Treating
- Parts Manufacturing
Transit & Fueling
Our hydrogen is used to propel everything from high speed vehicles, to fuel cell powered passenger cars, buses and forklifts.
- Hydrogen for Fuel Cells
- Hydrogen Storage Tanks
- Generators & Liquefiers
Refining
Hydrogen is essential in the refining industry for upgrading heavy crude oils into refined fuels, and helping to meet rigid transportation fuel specifications.
- Refinery Gas Processing
Welding & Metal Fabrication
Used to enhance plasma welding and cutting operations, hydrogen gas is commonly mixed with argon the for of welding stainless steel.
- Welding Processes
Additional Uses & Applications
- Chemicals
- Electronics
- Food & Beverage
- Glass
- Metal Production
- Pharmaceutical & Biotechnology