[ Heat treatment Heat treatment You benefit from decades of experience and the knowledge gained from countless successfully completed projects Heat treatment involves controlling numerous parameters to achieve specific metallurgical properties in a given material. We offer technologies and in-depth know-how to enable precise control of key parameters in the various heat treatment processes. In addition, we offer the full range of gases to form furnace atmospheres. Please select a heat treatment application Annealing → Hardening → Cryogenic treatment → Contact our experts Would you like to know which applications, products, or services best suit your company? Our experts are happy to help you think it through. Referred By Country *Lead Currency EUR - Euro Titel Lead source Web Company* First name* Last name* Address* Zip code (no spaces)* City* Phone* Email* Customer number (if applicable) Description* I have read the data protection policy of Linde Gas Benelux* ]

[ Digigas DIGIGAS® De digitale oplossing voor uw gasbeheer Controleer eenvoudig online het niveau van uw cilindergas en laat gassen automatisch bijleveren: DIGIGAS® is de slimme oplossing voor uw gasbeheer. Vrijblijvend contact opnemen Waarom kiezen voor DIGIGAS®? Via een online dashboard monitort u de inhoud van al uw gascilinders U ontvangt een waarschuwing via e-mail en/of SMS als de gasinhoud een minimum niveau bereikt U zit nooit meer zonder gas en daarmee voorkomt u een productiestop U hoeft de gasinhoud van cilinders niet handmatig meer te controleren U heeft zelfs de optie om de benodigde gassen automatisch opnieuw bij Linde te bestellen DIGIGAS® service pakketten DIGIGAS® is momenteel verkrijgbaar in twee verschillende service pakketten: DIGIGAS® Notify Altijd en vanaf elke locatie inzicht in uw gasvoorraad, met eigen instelbare berichten die uw waarschuwen wanneer de minimum gasinhoud is bereikt. DIGIGAS® Order Deze service gaat een stap verder en plaatst automatisch een herhaalorder als de gascilinders de drempelwaarde heeft bereikt. Dat scheelt tijd doordat een handmatige stap in het proces nu geautomatiseerd is. Hoe werkt het DIGIGAS® systeem? U monteert de slimme sensor op een bestaande drukregelaar of cilindercentrale die een reservepoort hebben aan de hogedrukzijde. De slimme sensor zendt vervolgens draadloos de druk-en temperatuurgegevens naar een ontvanger (repeater). De repeater stuurt deze data vervolgens via een mobiele verbinding naar de cloud. Hier worden de gegevens geanalyseerd, waarbij de gasinhoud wordt omgezet in een percentage. De gasinhoud van uw cilinders kunt u 24/7 inzien op een online dashboard vanaf uw computer, gsm of tablet. DIGIGAS® installeren Stap 1 Steek de stekker van de repeater (ontvanger) in een stopcontact en bevestig deze aan de muur. Stap 2 Schroef de slimme sensor in de poort van het reduceertoestel of de cilindercentrale. Stap 3 U scant de QR-code op de slimme sensor en voert de cilindergegevens in via het installatieprogramma. Stap 4 Is het installatieproces voltooid? U kunt nu uw cilindervoorraad inzien en notificaties instellen. DIGIGAS® downloads DIGIGAS® brochure DIGIGAS® datasheet DIGIGAS® handleiding Contact our experts Would you like to know which applications, products, or services best suit your company? Our experts are happy to help you think it through. Referred By Country *Lead Currency EUR - Euro Titel Lead source Web Company* First name* Last name* Address* Zip code (no spaces)* City* Phone* Email* Customer number (if applicable) Description* I have read the data protection policy of Linde Gas Benelux* ]

[ Digital delivery documents Digital delivery documents Access to your delivery documents anytime and anywhere At Linde, we would like to contribute to making your daily work easy and smooth and reduce paper consumption. That's why, since 31 March 2022, we have gradually replaced the paper delivery notes (which our driver leaves for you) with a digital copy. In practice, this means for you: no more archiving, no more folders, no more time-consuming searching for documents. This saves you valuable time and brings you one step closer to a paperless office. You can view your digital delivery documents at any time in the 'my account' area of the customer portal. You'll have your records at hand at all times, as access to the Linde Gas customer portal is of course possible not only via PC, but also via cell phones and tablets. How does it work? Once our drivers have completed the delivery of your order, you can sign for delivery on a mobile device that our drivers have with them. The digital delivery document can then be viewed in the Linde Gas customer portal within two working days. Rather receive your delivery document via email? In addition to viewing delivery documents in our webshop, we also offer you the option of receiving these documents automatically by email. If your email address is registered, you will receive the signed delivery document by email within 1 hour after delivery. Choose below the product you purchase from us to register or change the email address for that product. Cylinder gases For this, you can change the email address yourself in the 'my profile' area of our customer portal. Register or change email address Nitrogen / Carbon dioxide vessels For this, you can change the email address yourself in the 'my profile' area of our customer portal. Register or change email address Bulk (tanks) The change for this goes through our bulk department. Click on the link below to enter your information. Register or change email address × Digital delivery documents I hereby authorize Linde Gas Benelux to send delivery documents to the email addresses listed below. Only one e-mail address per tank can be registered. ]

[ Freezing & cooling Freezing and cooling Refrigeration and freezing of foodstuffs The benefits of decades of experience in cryogenic refrigeration and freezing One of the main challenges in the food industry is the effective control - or better yet, elimination - of bacterial activity. One of the most important weapons in the fight against bacteria is refrigeration and freezing. When the temperature drops below freezing, the growth of microorganisms decreases rapidly. This is caused not only by lowering the temperature of the product, but also by decreasing water activity: there is no longer free, liquid water, so microorganisms no longer have water to metabolize. More information Cryogene koel- en vriestoepassingen met ijskoude voordelen Chilling food reduces the risk of bacterial growth. Rapidly cooling food products (also known as flash freezing or cryogenic freezing) further reduces this risk. Cryogenic freezing also preserves the natural quality of food. When a product is frozen, ice crystals form. The smaller these crystals are and the more evenly distributed they are in a product, the better the quality and flavor are preserved. The only way to ensure that small ice crystals form and are evenly distributed throughout the food product, both inside and outside the cells, is to freeze the product at cryogenic temperatures. Years of experience As the global leader in modern food refrigeration and freezing methods, we have been delivering innovative solutions for decades and have the expertise like no other to help you with the most complex challenges. We offer a full range of cryogenic freezers for fast inline freezing and cooling. Our cryogenic solutions use carbon dioxide and nitrogen gases to rapidly lower the temperature of food products for both improved processing and longer shelf life. Cryogenic liquid gases can also be used to effectively, flexibly and silently maintain frozen and chilled food items at precise temperatures during transport. Carbon dioxide snow (solid CO2), also known as 'dry ice', is a highly effective refrigerant that is easy to use. At atmospheric pressure, liquid carbon dioxide changes to a solid form at approximately -¬79ºC. CO2 in solid form is a very effective means of cooling products in mixers, bins, cans, glasses, boxes and combos. CO2 snow is most effective when used in conjunction with custom snow horns and nozzles. We have a range of specific expansion nozzles that ensure efficient snow production and rapid cooling. We also offer a variety of snow horns, from hand-held and portable units to permanent installations. All of our cryogenic equipment is designed for the highest efficiency and meets the highest hygiene standards. Here you can find the selection of our Linde Gas CRYOLINE® freezers CRYOLINE® MT - Tunnel freezer This all-purpose freezing tunnel combines user-friendly operation with the best possible hygienic design. Adjustable fans and variable gas injection ensure optimal heat transfer. The patented exhaust air solution convinces with efficiency and user-friendliness. The attractive exterior design hides all motors and piping and is easy to clean. There are several options in terms of belt size. Product examples: Meat and meat products Dairy products Fish and seafood Baked products Cooked meals and other ready-to-eat products CRYOLINE® CW - CRYOWAVE freezer The patented multifunction freezer combines the high-quality IQF freezing properties of the CRYOWAVE system with the high efficiency of the tunnel freezer. It can be switched from IQF mode to standard tunnel mode in an instant. The technology of a Standard Tunnel combined with an adjustable mechanical suspension system. This allows the product to be agitated from the belt during the processing time. This mechanical agitation is also called the Cryowave. The strength can be adjusted depending on the size and weight of the product. Product examples: Pizza toppings Meatballs Shrimps and prawns Mushrooms Currants Pasta IQF products Sliced and diced products CRYOLINE® CWI - IQF freezer The next generation of IQF freezers that is a combination between CRYOWAVE & impingement technology, all to get higher heat transfer and freeze more efficiently. Product examples: Meat Ready meals Seafood Fruit Groots IQF products CRYOLINE® SC - Super contact freezing tunnel For sensitive products, the CRYOLINE® SC uses a patented disposable film transport system. It easily freezes and cools liquid or marinated products, for example. It is also suitable for pre-freezing soft products such as fish or chicken fillets. Thanks to the one-way conveyor belt, a wide variety of products can be processed during production. Interim cleaning of the belt is not necessary. Another advantage over a mesh belt is the prevention of belt marks on the product. Product examples: Fish fillets Marinated products Chicken breast fillets, fillet steaks Purees, pancakes Pasta Liquid and semi-liquid products CRYOLINE® PE - Pellet freezer The patented CRYOLINE® PE forms liquid or semi-liquid foods - including solids such as onions - into pellets in the recesses of its solid stainless steel conveyor before they are fully frozen. The system is particularly suitable for producing sauce pellets for ready meals. The consumer thaws only as many pellets as he needs for a particular dish. The compact freezer, delivered in one piece, is ready for immediate use and requires minimal assembly and start-up times. The standard pellet size is 30 x 30 x 6 mm, but the shape and size can be customized. Product examples: Sauces Purees Soups Pasta CRYOLINE® PEC - Tunnel freezer The bigger and more complete brother of the PE. Cryoline PE 800 is a freezer that can freeze uniform pellets from liquid form. Unlike the PE, the PE 800 consists of a double pellet belt with a contiguous MT freezer to get a whole frozen product. Product examples: Prepared foods Sauces Food service CRYOLINE® TI - Tunnel freezer TI is a tunnel freezer that uses top-down Impingement technology to increase heat transfer. This contributes to the efficient and optimizes cryogenic consumption. Product examples: Meat protein Seafood Baked goods Prepared meals Dairy products Fruits and vegetables Pasta CRYOLINE® SI - Immersion bath IQF freezer The CRYOLINE® SI is an all-in-one solution with an immersion bath for liquid nitrogen and a downstream freezing tunnel for the highest quality loose-rolled food products (IQF = Individually Quick Frozen). The CRYOLINE®SI is suitable for a wide range of IQF products, such as shrimp, sliced/ diced fruit, vegetables or meat and individual components for the production of ready-to-eat foods. The freezer is designed for production capacities up to approximately 900 kg/h. The CRYOLINE®SI comes complete with a specially adapted feed vibratory conveyor. This ensures a continuous product flow and prevents the products from sticking to the infeed. CRYOLINE® CS - Compact spiral freezer The CRYOLINE® CS, with its patented self-stacking spiral conveyor and small footprint of only 2.5 x 3.4 m, has a high freezing or cooling capacity. Its unique design makes efficient use of refrigerant. The self-stacking conveyor minimizes the risk of clogging and jamming of the conveyor. Unlike most spiral freezers, this unit is delivered in one piece - for fast installation and immediate commissioning. Product examples: Meat and meat products Dairy products Fish and seafood Baked products Cooked meals and other ready-to-eat products CRYOLINE® CX - Spiral freezer A medium size Spiral freezer with a 600 mm patented self stacking belt. The Cryoline Cx has a smaller size, higher production capacity and higher efficiency than current cryogenic spiral freezers. The dense plate belt ensures minimal imprint on the product. Specially designed for full crust freezing or chilling of products. The CX can operate 10-20% more efficiently, depending on the product, than standard cryogenic spiral freezers. The model has been designed taking into account the latest safety risks and has a hygienic design. It has multiple doors for easy cleaning. Product examples: Meat Poultry Seafood Baked goods Prepared meals CRYOLINE® XF - Spiral freezer The CRYOLINE® XF is a high-performance spiral freezer designed for high production capacities. Thanks to the patented cross-flow technology, high flow rates can be achieved and freezing times shortened. The smaller overall dimensions reduce not only cold loss but also space requirements. The freezer is designed with hygiene in mind and is easy to clean. Product examples: Meat and meat products Dairy products Fish and seafood Baked products Cooked meals and other ready-to-eat products CRYOLINE® CF - Freezer The CRYOLINE® CF is a freezer for freezing or cooling all foods in batch. It offers modern, process-oriented control for precise control of various recipe menus. The design, entirely in stainless steel, guarantees the best possible hygiene and easy cleaning. In addition, the control system allows complete traceability of production data by batch. Product examples: Meat and meat products Dairy products Fish and seafood Baked products Cooked meals and other ready-to-eat products ACCU-CHILL® LX The ACCU-CHILL® LX is a bottom injection system for cryogenic media in mixers, kneaders and stoves of various designs. It injects a certain amount of coolant directly into the product mass. The system can be mounted on existing or new machines. The unique valve closes flush with the inside of the container, preventing the accumulation of products. This guarantees the highest level of hygiene. Product examples: Meats for shaping Liquid products Sweets Sauces Other meat products before shaping Controlled tumbling By direct cooling with cryogenic gases, the temperature during tumbling can be controlled quickly and safely. This creates standardized, automatable and reproducible process conditions. Benefits: Optimal molded meat quality Inhibition of germ growth due to low temperatures No chemical or sensory changes in the meat Avoidance of weight loss Inhibition of oxidation processes Slicing With modern high-performance slicing machines, in addition to high processing speed, a homogeneous product appearance is achieved. With much softer products, such as pork tenderloin or fish, the slicing result and especially the amount of waste can be optimized by freezing the products using cryogenic technology. Advantages: Uniform cutting pattern down to the last slice Less wear, waste and downtime Increase in cutting speed by up to 20% Short freezing times Possibility of cutting even thinner product slices Contact our experts Would you like to know which applications, products, or services best suit your company? Our experts are happy to help you think it through. Referred By Country *Lead Currency EUR - Euro Titel Lead source Web Company* First name* Last name* Address* Zip code (no spaces)* City* Phone* Email* Customer number (if applicable) Description* I have read the data protection policy of Linde Gas Benelux* ]

[ SECCURA bulk management SECCURA® bulk management Automating tank deliveries with our SECCURA® gas supply service Managing bulk inventories of gases such as nitrogen, oxygen, carbon dioxide and argon and ordering new stock takes time. Our SECCURA® service relieves you of these routine tasks, increasing safety and leaving you free to concentrate on your core business. More information SECCURA® bulk management flyer We use remote monitoring functionality, electronic sensors and a tank computer to constantly measure and log pressure and fill levels. This data is electronically transferred to our Service Centre. The dispatchers at Linde Gas immediately order new supplies if the tank level drops below the defined threshold. Key features Tank fill level and pressure electronically monitored and transferred to the Linde Gas Benelux Service Centre Replenishment orders sent automatically to our Distribution Centre Tank filled by Linde driver 24-hour hotline offering technical support Advantages Guaranteed uninterrupted availability of gas supply Maximum safety during refill procedure Time and cost savings through outsourcing of stock monitoring, ordering and handling Cost savings through delivery and stock optimisation and avoidance of express surcharges Increased safety through early detection of leakages Contact our experts Would you like to know which applications, products, or services best suit your company? Our experts are happy to help you think it through. Referred By Country *Lead Currency EUR - Euro Titel Lead source Web Company* First name* Last name* Address* Zip code (no spaces)* City* Phone* Email* Customer number (if applicable) Description* I have read the data protection policy of Linde Gas Benelux* ]

[ About Linde Gas Benelux About Linde Gas Benelux Building on grass roots Linde Gas Benelux is the global market leader in the production and sale of technical, medical and specialty gases and gas mixtures, and on the marketing and distribution of gas related equipment, systems and services, as well as the engineering of turnkey plants. Industrial gases are being used all over the world, all the time, day and night. Regardless area - welding, cooling, heating, industrial cleaning or the lab analyses - gas is present. Industrial gases from Linde play a crucial part in metallurgical processes, in chemical industry, food industry, environmental protection, while manufacturing glass and electronics, construction, pharmaceutical industry and research and development. Company profile Procurement Suppliers evaluation Code of ethics Company profile With its innovative concepts, Linde plc. is the world’s market leader in industrial and medical gases and gas mixtures. Furthermore, Linde Engineering constructs turnkey industrial plants. Being a technology leader as well, it is our task to constantly raise the bar. Traditionally driven by entrepreneurship, we are working steadily on new high-quality products and innovative processes. A glance at Linde plc. Linde gases are applicated in virtually all sectors of society: In the chemical, metal and food industry, in education and in science, but also in hospitals and patients at home. But Linde offers more. We create added value, clearly discernible competitive advantages, and greater profitability for our clients and prospects. Each concept is tailored specifically to meet our customers’ requirements – offering standardized as well as customized solutions. This applies to all industries and all companies regardless of their size. If you want to keep pace with tomorrow’s competition, you need a partner by your side for whom top quality, process optimization, and enhanced productivity are part of daily business. However, we define partnership not merely as being there for you but being with you. After all, joint activities form the core of commercial success. Responsibility Linde acts responsibly towards its shareholders, business partners and employees and is committed to society and the environment – in every one of its business areas, regions and locations across the globe. We are committed to technologies and products that unite customer value and sustainable development. Procurement Managing our supplier relationships to ensure fair, competitive prices for our customers At Linde, we are committed to offering our customers the best products at competitive prices through an equitable tendering process. Global Procurement issues requests for proposals for products/services that we require. This global organisation also draws up and maintains standard agreements with key suppliers. Global management of supplier relations brings synergy and efficiency gains to both our customers and suppliers. You can find our General Terms and Conditions of Purchase here. . Suppliers evaluation As part of our Suppliers Management, key suppliers are evaluated by Linde. The purpose of the evaluation is to measure the performance of our key suppliers in order to maintain our competitiveness and meet excellence in terms of cost, quality and service. Suppliers that do not meet the Linde requirements will be blocked or deleted from our vendors panel. The following criteria are taken into consideration for the assessment: Health Safety Environment (HSE) Quality, Delivery/Logistics Levering/Logistiek Innovation Commercial Operational Should you have any question, please contact your local Tactical Buyer. ]

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[ Linde Green Linde Green: Pioneering Sustainable Air Gases Taking your green agenda to the next level: air gas offer produced with 100% renewable energy sources. What is Linde Green? Why Linde Green? Green production Full certification Video Linde green products CO2 reduction equivalents Ready to go green? Achieving green goals together Our planet is changing at an alarming rate, and we're already feeling the impacts. As climate change and other environmental issues take center stage and affect all areas of our lives, companies are dealing with increased pressure from regulators, investors, and communities to reduce their carbon footprint. At Linde, we continuously live our mission of making our world more productive. Through our high-quality solutions, technologies, and services, we provide a competitive advantage to our clients, helping them improve their productivity, energy efficiency, and environmental performance. Sustainability, as one of our principal values, inspired our latest product line: Linde Green. In a Nutshell All you need to know about Linde Green ✓ Old Product - New Production Approach Linde Green products offer the same benefits as conventional Oxygen and Nitrogen. The only thing that differs is the production approach. ✓ 100% Renewable Energy Sources In the production of Linde Green, we use solely renewable energy, such as solar, wind power, geothermal, biomass, and hydroelectric plants. ✓ 99% Less Carbon Emission* Linde Green Oxygen and Nitrogen have significantly lower level of CO2 emission, compared to the conventionally produced gases - 99% lower.* ✓ Proof of CO2 Reduction Each Linde Green customer will receive a monthly certificate about the accounting-wise CO2 reduction, based on the monthly consumption of Green Oxygen or Nitrogen.* ✓ Certified Production Process Every step of our production and commercial process has been certified by TÜV SÜD and complies to their standard “Accounting EE”. Reducing CO2 Footprint: 99% Cleaner Oxygen and Nitrogen* The Linde Green product offer includes air gases – Nitrogen and Oxygen, produced with 100% renewable energy sources. This production approach results in a significantly lower CO2 footprint compared to the conventional production process. And when we say significant, we mean up to 99% less carbon emission.* Embracing this path, Linde is one of the first companies to introduce air gases with a lower CO2 footprint and enables, to reduce the CO2 footprint through the consumption of our customers. How? Upon each purchase of Linde Green gases, we will provide you with a Green Certificate, stating the exact carbon footprint reduction achieved using our green products.* Rethinking our production process To help our customers improve their environmental performance by reducing the carbon footprint of Oxygen and Nitrogen, Linde is continually inventing new applications and more efficient ways of air separation. The same happened with Linde Green, where we embraced a brand-new production approach. To produce Linde Green products, we use exclusively renewable energy sources such as solar, wind power, geothermal, biomass, and small hydroelectric plants, all of which are less harmful to the environment than fossil fuels. And the result? Linde Green Oxygen and Nitrogen bring a significant reduction of CO2 emission compared to the use of conventional electricity.* TUV Süd: Partnering Our Green Approach Every step of our production and the commercial process has been examined and accredited by TÜV SÜD, the well-known global auditing and certification service provider. As a universally recognized symbol of safety, security and sustainability, TÜV SÜD is partnering our green approach, ensuring that our product offer complies with their standard “Accounting EE”. TÜV SÜD is our trusted partner of choice. Together, we have a proven track record of large-scale projects and innovation fields, such as hydrogen technology. For the Linde Green product line, they offer both certifications of energy trading from renewable sources and accounting greenhouse gas emissions for the supply of electricity. How much CO2 will be reduced by using renewable energy?* CO2 reduction from 100 tons of Linde Green Oxygen… … equals the carbon sequestered by 827 tree seedlings grown for 10 years.** CO2 reduction from 100 tons of Linde Green Oxygen… … equals the greenhouse gas emissions from 10 passenger vehicles driven for one year.** * Our Linde Green products (excluding transport) are manufactured using energy from 100% renewable sources, which has reduced the stated amounts of CO2 equivalents according to the CO2 balance. The stated amounts are based on a comparison with similar products manufactured using conventional electrical energy. Transport is conventional and is not taken into account. ** The CO2 reduction comparison data on this website was calculated on the official site of the United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA): https://www.epa.gov/energy/greenhouse-gas-equivalencies-calculator Our products The following table gives an overview of our extensive product range, including green variants, which are in line with our commitment to environmental sustainability. Current product Green product 2230901 Nitrogen liquid Foodgrade E941 2230701 Nitrogen liquid Foodgrade E941 - Green 2420901 Nitrogen liquid 2420701 Nitrogen liquid - Green 2420911 Nitrogen Liters 2420711 Nitrogen Liters - Green 2010901 Oxygen liquid 2010701 Oxygen liquid – Green 3190701 Hydrogen trailer Fuel Cell grade – Green 2140901 Oxygen liquid Foodgrade E948 2140701 Oxygen liquid Foodgrade E948 - Green 2070901 VERISEQ Liquid Nitrogen 2070701 VERISEQ Liquid Nitrogen - Green 2150901 VERISEQ Liquid Oxygen 2150701 VERISEQ Liquid Oxygen - Green 3200901 Liquid Hydrogen 5.0 3200701 Liquid Hydrogen 5.0 - Green 2160901 Oxygen liquid Kiwa-ATA 2160701 Oxygen liquid Kiwa-ATA – Green 2050901 Oxygen 3.5 liquid 2050701 Oxygen 3.5 liquid - Green 2411820 MEDISPEED® 6 liter (met inkepingen) 2411720 MEDISPEED® 6 liter (met inkepingen) 2411811 MEDISPEED® 1,5L Nitrogen 2411711 MEDISPEED® 1,5L Nitrogen 2411818 MEDISPEED® 8L 2411718 MEDISPEED® 8L 2020901 CONOXIA® Liquid (bulk) 2020701 CONOXIA® Liquid (bulk) 2200902 MEDISPEED® Liquid Med N2 2200702 MEDISPEED® Liquid Med N2 2410911 MEDISPEED® Lin service 2410711 MEDISPEED® Lin service 2411819 MEDISPEED® 6 liter (dichte nek) 2411719 MEDISPEED® 6 liter (dichte nek) Contact our experts Would you like to know which applications, products, or services best suit your company? Our experts are happy to help you think it through. Referred By Country *Lead Currency EUR - Euro Titel Lead source Web Company* First name* Last name* Address* Zip code (no spaces)* City* Phone* Email* Customer number (if applicable) Description* I have read the data protection policy of Linde Gas Benelux* ]

[ About Linde Learn more about our commitment to our mission of making our world more productive Our Company Every day around the world, our people are inspired by our mission of making our world more productive. As a leading global industrial gases and engineering company, we deliver high-quality solutions, technologies and services which are making our customers more successful and helping to sustain, decarbonize and protect our planet. Learn more about Linde → Making Energy Clean We are actively contributing to the widespread adoption of clean energy, such as hydrogen and its derivatives, and significantly cutting emissions through carbon capture, utilization and storage technologies. We are committed tomaking our world more productive, sustainably through our operations and engineering expertise, established infrastructure and strong investment in decarbonization projects and R&D. Learn more about our role in the clean energy transition → Community Engagement Community is a corporate value at Linde. Connecting with the communities where we live and work and fostering resilience are key priorities for us. Our global giving and community engagement efforts frame a wide variety of impactful projects in each of our businesses across key focus areas. Through efforts that include charitable contributions, volunteering, and strategic investments, our people live our mission of making our world more productive every day Learn more about Linde’s Community Engagement Program → Diversity, Equity & Inclusion at Linde With operations in more than 80 countries -- diversity isn't something that Linde does, it's simply who we are: Linde serves a diverse range of customers. Our engineering, gases and application technologies are essential to businesses of every type and size, as well as individuals all over the world. Our people are diverse. Our employees around the globe each bring their diverse backgrounds, skills and experiences and help foster a collaborative, innovative and performance-driven workplace that helps achieve our mission of making our world more productive. At Linde, inclusion is a core value. That means we strive to provide an environment where individuals of all backgrounds and experiences feel comfortable bringing their ideas to the table and are given the opportunity to be heard and to contribute. Learn more about diversity, equity & inclusion at Linde → Guided by Integrity Integrity is one of our core values. It is at the heart of everything we do and say at Linde. Ethical, respectful, fair, and compliant behaviors build transparency and trust, creating a solid basis for growth and prosperity to the benefit of our employees, customers, suppliers, markets and communities. Learn more about our commitment to integrity → Building a Robust Supply Chain We value the role our suppliers and contractors play in our ability to deliver on the promises to our customers and to the communities is which we operate. We choose our suppliers carefully based on merit as well as alignment with our values, with Linde’s Supplier Code of Conduct and Code of Business Integrity. We continue to foster diversity and local sourcing. Further, we actively invest in our supplier relationships. Learn more about Linde's supplier guidelines and standards → Zero Today Zero Today means we are driving toward zero incidents and zero injuries today and every day. The Values, Commitments and Safety Principles in our Health, Safety and Environment (HSE) Policy are the foundation for Zero Today at Linde, and our core value of Safety keeps us focused every day on what matters most: the well-being of our people, the environment and the communities in which we operate. Learn more about our commitment to safety, health, environment, and quality → Sustainability in Focus At Linde, we are actively engaged in efforts to reduce our own footprint as part of our commitment to protect our planet for the long term. At the same time, we are helping our customers to improve their environmental performance. We deliver on our commitment to sustainability through a broad range of concrete measures focused around four key priority factors, which are: Climate Change Safety, Health and Environment People and Community Integrity and Compliance Learn more about how we are helping to sustain and protect our planet → Why Linde Linde is a leading global industrial gases and engineering company with 2024 sales of $33 billion. We live our mission of making our world more productive every day by providing high-quality solutions, technologies and services which are making our customers more successful and helping to sustain, decarbonize and protect our planet. Our industrial gases and technologies are used in countless applications including production of clean hydrogen critical for the energy transition, life-saving medical oxygen and high-purity & specialty gases for electronics, among others. For over 50 years, Linde has been a global leader in hydrogen and is leveraging its engineering capabilities, along with a significant asset base and expertise, to make cleaner energy a reality worldwide. Linde has an exceptional team with a business owner mentality delivering best-in-class financial performance with unwavering capital discipline. Learn more about Why Linde → ]

[ HFC & HFO Blends HFC/HFO Blends In addition to HFCs and HFOs, HFC/HFO blends are also available. These are synthetic refrigerants in which one or more HFOs are combined with HFCs. These blends were developed to achieve a lower GWP value while maintaining the performance and reliability of existing refrigeration systems. Advice from our experts Thanks to these properties, HFC/HFO blends are widely used in retrofit projects. They make it possible to replace older HFC refrigerants without major system modifications, making them a practical and more future-ready alternative for existing installations. Our range includes the following HFC/HFO blends: R-448A R-449A R-450A R-452A R-452B R-454C R-455A R-456A R-513A R-515B Contact our experts Would you like to know which applications, products, or services best suit your company? Our experts are happy to help you think it through. Referred By Country *Lead Currency EUR - Euro Titel Lead source Web Company* First name* Last name* Address* Zip code (no spaces)* City* Phone* Email* Customer number (if applicable) Description* I have read the data protection policy of Linde Gas Benelux* ]

[ Aluminum Aluminum Demonstrated increases in productivity and efficiency throughout the aluminum industry value chain Melting is one of the core steps in processing secondary aluminum. This step is highly energy intensive and has a significant impact on both the productivity and total cost of your aluminum production. With Linde's applications, you increase productivity, yield and quality while reducing energy consumption and emissions. More information Brochure aluminium Low-temperature Oxyfuel OXYGON® 400 datasheet OXYGON® brochure LTOF - Low-Temperature Oxyfuel Combustion Technology This industry-leading technology works as follows: Low-temperature Oxyfuel combustion technology dilutes the burner flame by recirculating combustion gases into the flame, lowering the flame temperature. Key features More homogeneous heating of the furnace Higher productivity Energy savings and reduction of CO2 emissions Higher yield due to less dross Extremely low NOx emissions WASTOX combustion process The WASTOX® combustion process allows combustible materials loaded with the base material to be burned directly in the melting furnace. Depending on the requirement, additional oxygen is added to the furnace via lances. Key characteristics Allows a higher content of combustible materials in the feedstock Control of the melting process and emissions Lower energy consumption by utilizing the energy content of the combustible materials Suitable for any furnace ALUMELT WASTOX® WASTOX® represents a combination of oxygen burners with WASTOX® oxygen lances, which break down toxic pollutants directly in the furnace. The WASTOX® control panel simultaneously controls the oxygen lances and the oxygen burner to burn unburned hydrocarbons and/or carbon monoxide (CO) directly in the furnace. Linde's laser system provides process-coupled measurement of flue gas composition. Organic contaminants in the scrap replace fossil fuels. By determining the composition of the flue gas, WASTOX® supports the accurate process-dependent control of the combustion process. With more than a decade of experience in the development and application of WASTOX® technology, Linde is the undisputed innovation leader in this field. This patented and versatile system is successfully used by many customers worldwide, both in rotary kilns with continuous gas flow ("single pass") and in rotary kilns with gas flow through the charging door ("double pass", as in the URTF). Studies by Linde and aluminum partner companies to determine maximum combustion efficiency have shown that fuels react more effectively in a pure oxygen stream than in an oxygen-enriched flame. In trials of recycling used beverage cans with a pure air/fuel burner, 20-50% of the adhering carbon compounds (paint, coatings) were emitted as volatile organic compounds and as carbon monoxide CO. Over-stoichiometric operation with oxygen burners reduced these emissions to 1%. With the WASTOX® oxygen lance and stoichiometric operation of an oxygen burner, even an almost complete combustion with an emission value of less than 0.01% was achieved. AIROX® Combustion Technology Our AIROX® combustion technology allows furnace operators to easily switch between oxyfuel burner operation during the melting process and burner operation with air or oxygen-enriched air during the holding phase. Key features Flexibility through easy change of burner operation from melting to holding phase Higher melting capacity compared to ordinary air burners Lower energy consumption Less CO2 emissions Flushing of melt with technical gases Flushing melt with nitrogen, argon or chlorine/nitrogen mixtures creates a bathing motion in the furnace. This homogenizes the melt, reduces the dissolved hydrogen content and, by reacting with chlorine, removes unwanted alkali or alkaline earth metals and other solid impurities from the melt. Key features Temperature homogenization of the melt Improved heat transfer in the melt Quality improvement of the melt for the subsequent casting process G Oxygen 2.5 PLEASE NOTE: You must log in to order this product   Add to cart Argon 4.6 PLEASE NOTE: You must log in to order this product   Add to cart Nitrogen 3.0 PLEASE NOTE: You must log in to order this product   Add to cart Oxygen 5.0 Instrument PLEASE NOTE: You must log in to order this product   Add to cart Contact our experts Would you like to know which applications, products, or services best suit your company? Our experts are happy to help you think it through. Referred By Country *Lead Currency EUR - Euro Titel Lead source Web Company* First name* Last name* Address* Zip code (no spaces)* City* Phone* Email* Customer number (if applicable) Description* I have read the data protection policy of Linde Gas Benelux* ]

[ Hardening Hardening HYDROFLEX® The Hydroflex control and monitoring system regulates the furnace atmosphere and controls the quantities of externally supplied furnace gases as required. The control system allows an exact adjustment of the furnace atmosphere to the product qualities to be treated and thus a very good reproducibility. Advantages HYDROFLEX® Regulated furnace atmosphere High efficiency High reproducibility Production documentation Easy handling Safe working conditions Environmentally friendly G Nitrogen 3.0 PLEASE NOTE: You must log in to order this product   Add to cart Nitrogen 3.0 offshore PLEASE NOTE: You must log in to order this product   Add to cart Acetylene offshore PLEASE NOTE: You must log in to order this product   Add to cart Acetylene PLEASE NOTE: You must log in to order this product   Add to cart Contact our experts Would you like to know which applications, products, or services best suit your company? Our experts are happy to help you think it through. Referred By Country *Lead Currency EUR - Euro Titel Lead source Web Company* First name* Last name* Address* Zip code (no spaces)* City* Phone* Email* Customer number (if applicable) Description* I have read the data protection policy of Linde Gas Benelux* ]

[ Clean energy & Hydrogen Clean energy & hydrogen Clean energy & hydrogen Hydrogen is the most abundant element in the universe Although light and small, hydrogen is a powerful energy carrier - one kilogram of hydrogen contains three times as much energy as kerosene. It can be used to store excess renewable energy and then transported underground through an extensive network of pipelines or overland by truck to be used in a wide range of applications, from mobility to heavy industry. Because of its versatility, hydrogen is proving to be an important factor in the transition to low-carbon and carbon-free energy - clean energy that contributes to climate change goals. On this page you will find information about climate change and climate change agreements, what hydrogen can do for them and what role Linde plays in the production, transport and use of hydrogen to support the energy transition. The threat of climate change The consequences of climate change - global warming and the accompanying shifts in climate patterns - are becoming increasingly visible for the environment, society, and the global economy. Climate change is not a threat that is far away - it is happening now.is - het gebeurt nu. 1 The global average temperature in 2021 was about 1.11 (± 0.13) °C higher than pre-industrial levels (1850-1900). 2021 is the 7th consecutive year (2015-2021) in which the global average temperature was at least 1°C higher than pre-industrial, according to data collected by the World Meteorological Organization. 1 In 2020, greenhouse gas concentrations reached a new high. Carbon dioxide levels reached 150% of pre-industrial levels (Source: United Nations) 1 Without adaptation measures, the number of people deprived of adequate water for at least one month per year will increase from 3.6 billion today to more than 5 billion in 2050. 1 With higher temperatures, a decrease in crop yields can be expected. Heat stress also leads to loss of quality and increased wastage. 2 Emissions must fall by 7.6 percent per year between 2020 and 2030 to keep temperatures from rising above 1.5°C, and by 2.7 percent per year to stay below 2°C. 1 1 - https://www.un.org/en/climatechange/science/key-findings 2 - https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0095069621000450 Watch the video to understand how hydrogen enables decarbonization in different application areas. International agreement on climate change The Paris Agreement, an international agreement on climate change, was adopted in 2015. It aims to limit the rise in temperature from pre-industrial levels to well below 2°C, preferably 1.5°C, by reducing greenhouse gas emissions, increasing the share of renewable energy and improving energy efficiency. As a result, more and more countries, regions, cities and the companies that supply them are setting ambitious carbon neutrality targets and looking for solutions that will enable them to achieve them - hydrogen will play an important role in the new energy system. Hydrogen as a catalyst for decarbonization. Hydrogen as a pathfinder for decarbonization To combat climate change, countries around the world are working on ambitious plans to switch to low-carbon energy sources, with hydrogen as the centerpiece. It is a versatile, clean and safe energy carrier that can be used as a fuel or as an industrial feedstock. When used in a fuel cell, it produces no emissions because it emits only water vapor, making it a strong contender to decarbonize transportation. It can be stored and transported in liquid or gaseous form with high energy density and is available for a wide range of applications that can reduce their carbon footprint to zero emissions. With increased use of clean hydrogen and subsequent improvement of associated technologies, hydrogen could be the most competitive low-carbon solution in terms of total cost of ownership (TCO) by 2030 for more than 20 applications, including long-haul trucks, shipping and steel. On the road to green hydrogen Hydrogen is colorful - it takes on different colors depending on the intensity of net carbon dioxide emissions, the production method and the feedstock content, with green hydrogen with zero or negative net CO2 emissions being the ultimate goal. Linde has been harnessing the power of hydrogen for more than 100 years, continuously investing in effective and economical processes to deliver gray, blue and ultimately green hydrogen. We can produce hydrogen from a range of raw materials and natural resources. We use steam methane reforming (SMR) to produce gray hydrogen from natural gas, liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) or naphtha. SMR is currently the most widely used process for producing hydrogen. Gray hydrogen can be converted to blue hydrogen by using carbon capture and storage technologies. Green hydrogen can be produced by electrolysis using renewable energy. An alternative method for producing green hydrogen is methane steam reforming using biomass as a feedstock. Gray and blue hydrogen are important stages on the road to green hydrogen because they allow for the development of the necessary framework and infrastructure while green hydrogen production reaches the required scale. Hydrogen in action Green steel production: Using hydrogen in combination with oxygen from Linde, we work with customers to make steel production processes more sustainable. By using less natural gas and replacing it with H2 and O2, we prevent CO2 and other emissions. A good example of the application of hydrogen in practice. Public transport on hydrogen: Linde's hydrogen is used to power a fleet of buses in public transport in the Emmen region. As a result, the buses no longer emit exhaust gases but pure water. TU Delft's Forze race car: A hydrogen-powered race car, sponsored by Linde. The Forze team at TU Delft is constantly working on the development of a new 'Forze' model. Together with students from Rotterdam University of Applied Sciences, the team aims to develop sustainable technology and present it in an attractive way. The Shell Eco-marathon: This event is one of the world's most challenging innovation competitions for students, and takes place annually in Europe, America and Asia. For many years, Linde has been a global partner of the Shell Eco-marathon, as the exclusive hydrogen supplier. G Hydrogen 5.0 Detector PLEASE NOTE: You must log in to order this product   Add to cart Hydrogen 5.0 GENIE PLEASE NOTE: You must log in to order this product   Add to cart Hydrogen 6.0 HiQ PLEASE NOTE: You must log in to order this product   Add to cart Hydrogen droog 3.0 PLEASE NOTE: You must log in to order this product   Add to cart Contact our experts Would you like to know which applications, products, or services best suit your company? Our experts are happy to help you think it through. Referred By Country *Lead Currency EUR - Euro Titel Lead source Web Company* First name* Last name* Address* Zip code (no spaces)* City* Phone* Email* Customer number (if applicable) Description* I have read the data protection policy of Linde Gas Benelux* ]

[ Safety Safety General questions about gas Gas transport General questions about gas What is pressure? Pressure is a force acting on an area which is caused by the compounds of the particles or by the weight that is placed on a surface. The pressure in a cylinder has a gas pressure of 1,013 bar, and because of this there is a pressure equilibrium with the air around the cylinder. What is meant by vapour pressure? Above any liquid surface, there is a vapour pressure, because particles detach from the surface of the liquid due to their own momentum. The pressure which is thereby brought about depends exclusively on the temperature of the fluid. The vapour pressure curve shows the dependence between the vapour pressure and the temperature of the fluid. The temperature that is required to generate a vapour pressure of 1 bar above the liquid is the boiling point of a substance. What effect does temperature have on gas? In addition to the pressure, the temperature has an influence on the gas. Under heating the gas expands, just as is the case with solid materials. An iron rod expands under heating and shrinks when it cools. With an increase in temperature the gas particles will move more rapidly. Because the speed increases, the particles collide more frequently with each other and with the wall of the package. The pressure in the cylinder thus increases as the temperature increases. For the sale of gases, we start from a content calculation on the basis of a temperature of 15 °C. On this 200 bar of content of pure gases is calculated. What about liquefying gases? Any gas can be liquefied by cooling back to the pressure corresponding to the boiling point. However, it is a requirement that this is below the so-called "critical temperature", because above it is not possible to liquefy. A distinction is drawn between "pressurised liquefied" gases, which can be liquefied by increasing the pressure at ambient temperature (e.g., propane or carbon dioxide), and "cryogenic liquid" gases (e.g., oxygen or nitrogen). How much gas is in a cylinder? The space that a specific amount of gas takes up decreases as the pressure increases. Therefore, the greater the pressure in the cylinder, the more gas there is in it. It follows from this that: the amount of gas in a gas cylinder is determined by the volume of the bottle and the pressure which the gas is under in the bottle. For most gases, the following applies: Gas content of a gas bottle = volume of the cylinder x pressure in the bottle. Example: In a steel cylinder of 50 litres water capacity filled at 200 bar there are 200 x 50 = 10,000 litres of gas or 10 m3 of gas. You can check how much gas there is in a cylinder if you know the size of the cylinder and the filling pressure. This is true only for compressed gases, but not liquefied or dissolved gases, for which the content of the bottle can only be determined by weighing. Gas transport The driver must follow special rules when he comes to make the delivery, how can I ensure that? You can inform us about the guidelines for our drivers via the online contact form. We will ensure that the drivers are informed by an instruction and a message on their delivery list. ]

[ Liquid nitrogen Liquid nitrogen For various applications. Liquid nitrogen is used in a variety of industries. From small quantities for treating skin conditions, to shrinking metal, to preserving samples. Linde supplies liquid nitrogen from 1 to 2,000 liters for all your cryogenic applications. The production of nitrogen is based on the separation of ambient air into its components. In our air separation plants, that air is purified and then compressed. Then the compressed air is cooled to extremely low temperatures. It is then compressed again to liquefy the air and separate it by distillation into nitrogen, among other things. In the process, the temperature of liquid nitrogen drops to -196°C. LIN-service Cryocare Cryo-courier More information PIB Stikstof liters PIB MEDISPEED bulk PIB MEDISPEED LIN Service Gebruiksaanwijzing MEDISPEED LIN-service Nitrogen delivery via our LIN-service Through the LIN-service, Linde fills the cryogenic vessel that is at your location. This can be an owned vessel, but you can also rent vessels from us. Linde delivers medical CE marked MEDISPEED® and technical nitrogen to all regions of the country on designated route days. You can either discuss a standard delivery schedule or order on demand. The quantity of nitrogen can range from 10 to 2,000 liters. The concept Delivery on site with compact bus Delivery in ownership or rental vessel Invoicing based on liters delivered Delivery on route days per region Delivery on demand or by fixed schedule Applications Freezing and storing samples Treatment of skin disorders Molecular cooking Cold shrink Metal hardening Cryocare Nitrogen delivery for general practitioners. Our nationwide distribution network for general practitioners and dermatologists provides timely delivery of small quantities of medical CE marked liquid nitrogen, MEDISPEED®, in an approved cryogenic vessel. Medical CE marked liquid nitrogen, MEDISPEED®, is used to treat warts and sometimes for minor surgical procedures. 1.5 liter, 6 liter or 8 liter vessels are used. Linde Healthcare does not use thermos flasks for delivery. All our vessels are specifically designed for storage and use of medical CE marked liquid nitrogen. The empty vessels are delivered to the practice address full against empty according to an agreed exchange frequency. In practice, this means that a general practitioner or dermatologist receives a full keg of liquid nitrogen every four weeks. The concept 1.5 liter / 6-8 liter drum Exchange full against empty Fixed delivery frequency Including use of nitrogen drum With oxygen meter from 3 liters Advantages for the general practitioner Safe storage vessels of liquid nitrogen No transport risks No purchase costs Always know when liquid nitrogen is on hand Number of deliveries tailored to requirements Cryo-courier Supply of nitrogen for storage of semen at livestock farms. Liquid nitrogen is replenished every eight weeks according to a set pattern for storage of semen and embryos, such as at horse farms. During each delivery, all nitrogen vessels are checked and refilled. As a result, you are completely relieved in this area. The concept Delivery +/- 10 liters of nitrogen On fixed route days 1 x per 8 weeks The barrel is the property of the customer Fixed amount per delivery Filling on location Storage vessels can also be ordered through the CryoCourier to store your material under the right conditions. The Toro vessel, with a shelf life of 158 days, is ideally suited for sperm storage. It is equipped with 6 canisters and offers capacity to store 720 1/2cc straws. Contact our experts Would you like to know which applications, products, or services best suit your company? Our experts are happy to help you think it through. Referred By Country *Lead Currency EUR - Euro Titel Lead source Web Company* First name* Last name* Address* Zip code (no spaces)* City* Phone* Email* Customer number (if applicable) Description* I have read the data protection policy of Linde Gas Benelux* ]

[ Treatment of glass and molds Treatment of glass and molds Fire polishing of glass products for art, tableware, specialty glass or perfume bottles. Top gas burner technology from Linde For optimum results in glass processing, Linde offers a wide range of burners. We are proud to count some of the world's most famous glass manufacturers among our customers. Polishing and fusing Polishing and fusing improve the surface quality of glass. The flames of our special burners strike the glass directly, where they remelt a thin surface layer. Polishing allows any etching processes to be eliminated or minimized, reducing environmental impact and paving the way for a cleaner and safer work environment. Burner technologies Linde's burner systems are based on gas technologies that work either with premixing or naming: HYDROXPOX®: premix technology with oxygen and hydrogen CARBOPOX®: premix technology with oxygen and natural gas/propane LINFIRE®: technology for after mixing CARBOFLAM®: Surface and post-mixing burners with oxygen and acetylene Premix burners operate more efficiently than name burners. In addition, hydrogen/oxygen based technologies are more efficient than natural gas/oxygen or propane/oxygen based technologies. Linde premix technology with oxygen and hydrogen is the solution of choice for high-value applications where speed, quality and efficiency are important. Linde premix technologies at a glance: Gas premixing Electropneumatic control units Water-cooled/uncooled burners Standard burners/customized special burners 100 % stainless steel Capacity control, control units, exact pressure control and exact regulation of the gas ratio for each burner G Acetylene PLEASE NOTE: You must log in to order this product   Add to cart Oxygen 2.5 PLEASE NOTE: You must log in to order this product   Add to cart Propane (rent) PLEASE NOTE: You must log in to order this product   Add to cart Propane (deposit) PLEASE NOTE: You must log in to order this product   Add to cart Contact our experts Would you like to know which applications, products, or services best suit your company? Our experts are happy to help you think it through. Referred By Country *Lead Currency EUR - Euro Titel Lead source Web Company* First name* Last name* Address* Zip code (no spaces)* City* Phone* Email* Customer number (if applicable) Description* I have read the data protection policy of Linde Gas Benelux* ]

[ Lottery January 2024 LOTTERY Win a PPE safety giftbasket of approx €445,- January lottery Get a chance to win a safety package! Place an online order between January 1, 2024 and January 31, 2024 and get the chance to win a PPE safety package worth approximately €445 ! How can I participate? While completing your order, enter the promo code 'WINACTIE' in the discount code field. After completing the order, the order you placed will automatically enter as a lottery ticket for the win promotion. Can I enter multiple orders? Yes, all orders placed on this website (www.linde-gas.nl/shop) with promocode 'WINACTIE' added will automatically participate in the lottery. Thus, multiple orders can be placed on the same customer number. When do I need to place the order? To participate in the win promotion, the order must be placed during the promotion period, which runs from January 01, 2024 00:00:00 to January 31, 2024 23:59. The order must have a minimum order amount of €20. How do I add the promo code to an order? Na het toevoegen van de producten in uw winkelwagentje, kunt u vervolgens rechtsboven klikken op het winkelwagen icoon. Daar ziet u de producten die u heeft toegevoegd en daaronder ziet u aan de linkerkant een veld met 'kortingscode'. Daaronder kunt u de promocode invoeren. Klik vervolgens op het blauwe veld ernaast met 'verzenden' om de promocode aan uw bestelling toe te voegen. After adding the products in your shopping cart, you can then click on the shopping cart icon at the top right. There you will see the products you have added and below that you will see a field on the left side with 'discount code'. Below that, you can enter the promo code. Then click on the blue field next to it with 'send' to add the promo code to your order. If you see the text: 'WINACTIE: Minimum purchase amount to qualify for discount: 20' appears below the field, you have succeeded and the discount code has been added to your order. Will I get a discount on my order if I add the promo code? The promo code WINACTIE does not provide a discount. What can I win? The winner of the win promotion will receive a PPE safety package, which includes work pants, winter jacket, ear muff, first aid kit, goggles, fire blanket. The clothes in the safety pack have the most common sizes. These cannot be exchanged after the event. Terms & conditions for participation in the lottery: These terms and conditions apply to the January lottery organized by Linde Gas Benelux. By participating in the contest, the participant agrees to the terms and conditions below. This is a translation of the original terms & conditions in Dutch. In the event of any discrepancy, the Dutch version shall prevail. The January lottery is organized by Linde Gas Benelux. The lottery is valid for customers who place an order on www.linde-gas.nl/shop during the period 01 January 2024 00:00 00 until 31 January 2024 23:59 and who have added promo code WINACTIE to their order. Promo codes can be added to the order in the second page of the ordering process. As a customer, you can participate in the lottery with multiple orders. The prize is a PPE safety package worth approximately €445,- In the following cases you cannot take part in the promotion: a. If you are not a customer of Linde Gas Benelux b. If your company is not registered in the Netherlands. c. If you cancel the order on your own initiative after placing it. After the promotional period, the winner will be determined. This winner will be determined impartially by drawing lots. The winner will be notified by Linde Gas Benelux by e-mail. If the winner is unreachable, fails to collect his/her prize or fails to respond within two weeks, the prize may be withdrawn and awarded to another prize winner to be determined by the draw. No correspondence can be entered into regarding the results and awarding of the prize. The value of the prize cannot be paid out in cash. ]

[ Gas per pipeline Gas per pipeline When industries require extremely large amounts of gases for their production Oxygen is used in thousands of tonnes a day for petrochemicals or for steelmaking. Inert nitrogen is used in the chemical industry or as liquefied gas in food freezing. Hydrogen is used in many refineries in large amounts to improve the quality of petrol, according to legislation and carbon monoxide as a basic product in the chemical industry. These extremely large requirements of oxygen, nitrogen, hydrogen, carbon monoxide or syngas can be supplied via a pipeline or pipeline networks. A production plant can be placed next to an individual customer or several production plants may be connected to a pipeline network which serves a number of customers located within the same industrial cluster or geography. Linde offers standard and customised solutions based on our long tradition in the production of Air Separation Plants and HyCO plants for all industries and in a wide variety of sizes and gas qualities. As this mode of supply requires intensive individual consultancy, Linde positions specialists in the main regions of the world for direct customer support. ]

[ Our commitment to SHEQ Our Commitment to SHEQ Safety: priority no.1, always and everywhere Safety, Health, Environment and Quality (SHEQ) are hardwired throughout The Linde Group. Every person within The Linde Group assumes responsibility for their actions. Our SHEQ policies shape the way we behave and every decision we make. SHEQ Management Systems Environment Quality management HACCP HiQ® accreditations and certificates of analysis Product stewardship Safety services SHEQ Management Systems Managing Safety, Health, Environment and Quality concerns in a holistic way across the entire Linde Group Our management system is a comprehensive framework of policies, tools, audits and processes that governs all of our activities in all areas. It incorporates legislative requirements and Group policies as well as international standards such as IS0 9001, 14001 and ISO 22000 SHEQ Roadmap Our “LeadIng. in SHEQ” programme is designed to push SHEQ performance and awareness across The Linde Group worldwide. In 2009, we introduced a new method of evaluating our progress in this area - the SHEQ Roadmap. This strategic tool defines the twentyone key milestones on the road to world-class SHEQ performance. LeadSafe & ActSafe: Visible leadership + Behaviour LeadSafe & ActSafe behavioural assessments provide forums for discussing safety issues. They focus on how people behave in real work situations and encourage participants to discuss the consequences of their actions, change their behaviour and reach mutual consensus. LeadSafe encourages managers to display visible leadership by promoting safety and showing concern for the health and the safety of others. Safety Toolbox meetings Safety toolbox meetings provide regular forums for teams to discuss, address and raise safety issues. They are organised at least once a month and involve all team members. Contractor Management Our high safety standards also apply to contractors working on behalf of Linde. We apply a series of internal standards across the Group to closely coordinate contractors and ensure compliance with our SHEQ Policy. External transport contractors Transport is a particularly safety-critical area. We have our own internal standards governing key safety measures which we implement rigorously across the Group to reduce the frequency of transport incidents. Contractors are selected by measuring their performance against a set of key performance indicators. The results of these audits are submitted to the steering committee in an annual SHEQ Review. Hazard Analysis Critical Control Points (HACCP, gevarenanalyse en kritische controlepunten) Hazard Analysis Critical Control Point is a systematic approach aimed at identifying and preventing risks in food safety. It comprises seven principles that establish a framework for identifying and eliminating potential hazards at all stages of food production, preparation and distribution. The system focuses on prevention rather than end product inspection. Linde has implemented and regularly updates its HACCP operational and infrastructural programmes in line with European requirements. Analyses are performed in collaboration with specialists and skilled technicians from each field. Linde’s HACCP strategy is reassessed and updated at least once a year during the Group’s annual food and beverages review. Hazard & Operability Study (HAZOP) A HAZOP study is the structured, systematic evaluation of existing or planned processes and operations. It assesses the potential dangers and operational issues which may arise from hazards. We use HAZOP studies to re-examine safety and operability specifications for installations and to ensure that these specifications provide secure and economic operational conditions that conform to legal and contractual requirements. HSE (Health, safety, Environment) Monitoring To prevent and eliminate hazards, we constantly have to widen our knowledge base and keep up to speed on the risks inherent in our business. We deploy a range of methods to identify and prevent potential dangers, including: - Ongoing hazard assessments studies, risk analyses (HAZOP) - External and internal audits, including evacuation exercises for sites subject to SEVESO industrial safety regulations - Feedback following incidents Major Hazard Review Programme (MHRP) Risks that our plants might pose to employees and any neighbouring companies or people living in the vicinity must be systematically identified and evaluated and mitigated. We have rolled out a management system, the Major Hazards Review Programme (MHRP), across the entire Group for this purpose. Its objectives include identifying maximum potential hazards and managing them effectively as well as measuring risks on a uniform basis for all locations and introducing controls that minimise these risks as far as possible. Training We are committed to raising awareness and promoting responsible behaviour among all of our people. We have developed dedicated training modules for this purpose within the framework of our SHEQ policy. Our training opportunities for employees cover a wide range of issues including LeadSafe assessments, working at height, electricity accreditations, prevention plans, work permits, safety driving and stress management. We also hold safety training sessions for customers. Audits Regular audits verify and document our SHEQ performance. They relate to all elements of our business activities such as management systems, process safety, driver and vehicle operation, etc. In addition to audits carried out within the framework of ISO certification and beyond, we also assess our consumption of natural resources. We developed software, for instance, to optimise transport routes and reduce the number of kilometres our vehicles travel each year. Every site in The Linde Group reports its environmental performance. This information is consolidated and published in our Annual Report. We also perform HSE audits and HACCP surveys as well as transport and contractor audits every year at all of our sites. We use the results of these checks to create action plans. Traceability We have developed an extensive management system that enables us to fully trace all of our. Each product, cylinder or bulk unit is assigned a batch number which enables us to identify the raw materials used in production, the production date and location as well as the customers who purchased the product. All cylinders are equipped with a bar-code for easy traceability Customer satisfaction We continually strive to improve our performance and raise customer satisfaction levels. To do this, we systematically channel the results of internal and external audits, customer feedback, quality projects, product recalls, accidents and incidents into a range of preventive and corrective measures. Life saving rules The aim of these rules is to prevent serious injuries and fatalities, and to support the journey towards a LeadIng. SHEQ performance and culture. The life saving rules are based on incidents and experiences in our company and also reflect legal and regulatory requirements that apply in many of the countries in which Linde operates. Statistics and LFI Linde benchmarks several indicators of SHEQ performance. Lagging ones including incident rates for employees and driving activities, emissions , noise levels, waste disposal, lost time injury rates (LTIR) as well as leading ones, e.g. management involvement, audits, corrective actions and feedback from incidents. LTI (Lost time Incident Rates) RWI (Recordable Work Injuries) Illness Cases (work related) Audit performance vs. plan Environmental data LFI (Lessons from Incidents) Caring for the Environment Not only do we actively seek to minimise the carbon footprint of our own operations worldwide, we also deliver technologies and gases that help you, our customers, minimise – or even eliminate – hazardous emissions At all of our production and administration sites worldwide, we are constantly looking at ways to minimise the environmental impact of our operations. Within the Gases Division, we track progress in this area by reporting on key environmental indicators. Specific activities include: Measures to cut energy consumption Reduction of direct and indirect greenhouse gas and other air emissions Waste management Eco-friendly management of water consumption and wastewater disposal Reduction of materials consumption (metal, packaging materials) Our gases and technologies help you achieve your ecological targets in a number of ways. Not only do we help optimise your processes, we also deliver applications to minimise the direct and indirect environmental impact resulting from the use of our products. Discover examples of applications and solutions that can help you implement your environmental protection policy. Quality Management Improving our performance all the time through a rigorous quality management programme We are committed to continuously improving the quality of our products and services, while at the same time maintaining high levels of occupational safety, health and environmental protection. Consistently high gas quality is a top priority in the Gases Division. Our locations are certified to DIN EN ISO 9001 and a number of other norms. We ensure that all filling stations and production facilities of a similar type are operated in line with uniform specifications, ensuring that our customers always receive uniform quality from every Linde production site. Specific locations such as cylinder maintenance centres and electronic gases plants are certified in line with tailored quality assurance systems. At locations that produce gases used as food additives (food-grade gases), we comply with the applicable quality standards (DIN EN ISO 22000). HACCP Analysing hazards to maintain the highest safety standards along the entire food chain HACCP (Hazard Analysis Critical Control Point) is a systematic approach aimed at identifying and preventing risks in food safety. It comprises seven principles that establish a framework for identifying and eliminating potential hazards at all stages of food production, preparation and distribution. Linde has implemented and regularly updates its HACCP operational and infrastructural programmes in line with European requirements. Analyses are performed in collaboration with specialists and skilled technicians from each field. Linde’s HACCP strategy is reassessed and updated at least once a year during the Group’s annual food and beverages review. HiQ® accreditations and certificates of analysis Certifying quality to give our customers the guarantee of complete precision Gas mixtures at all Linde Gas production and laboratory facilities are subject to professional, stringent quality checks and analyses. These audits yield accurate results and all information presented on the certificates of analysis are correct and easy to understand. Certificates of analysis Linde Gas operates in line with the latest version of ISO 6141, the standard that defines the information required for certificates of analysis. All of our gas products undergo quality assessments. Our gases and gas mixtures are awarded HiQ® certificates of analysis where applicable. If a certificate of analysis is not supplied as standard, we will include it in the delivery or send it by post on request. Our HiQ certificates of analysis contain a range of information including: The date of the analyses The name of the Linde Gas employee who carried out the analyses The order number The unique cylinder number The contents of the cylinder and the connection A unique certificate of analysis number A summary containing the following details: The composition of the gas that was ordered The analysis result showing the actual composition of the gas Analytical accuracy Blend tolerance Stability period The concentration of the components in the gas cylinder will remain within the values detailed on the certificate of analysis until the specified minimum pressure has been reached. Accreditations All cylinder filling sites and laboratories at Linde Gas operate in accordance with ISO 9001/9002. Linde Gas also has other cylinder filling sites across Europe with accredited laboratories for various gases and concentrations, including carbon dioxide, carbon monoxide, propane and oxygen in nitrogen and/or air. The specialty gases plant in Munich for example is accredited according to ISO 17025, general requirement to the competence for testing and calibration laboratories. The central analytical department in Munich is even accredited according to ISO guide 34. This fulfils the general requirements for the competence of reference material producers. Accreditation organisations reinforce consumer trust in the quality of a product or service through independent, expert monitoring. Accreditation confirms and clarifies the value of certificates and laboratory results. Accreditation organisations assess management systems and technical competence. They also verify that the company being accredited is unbiased and competent. International accreditation standards ensure that products, services and organisations are assessed according to uniform standards, regardless of where the accreditation takes place. Consumers can therefore be sure that the resulting certificates and reports meet the same high criteria regardless of whether they were issued within or outside of a specific country. National accreditation organisations in Europe are part of the European co-operation for Accreditation (EA). At international level, accreditation is governed by the International Accreditation Forum (IAF), the world association of Conformity Assessment Accreditation bodies, and the International Laboratory Accreditation Cooperation (ILAC), which is the international cooperation of laboratory and inspection accreditation bodies. Both organisations work together in accreditation and certification. National accreditation organisations can belong to these two global organisations. Multi-lateral agreement (MLA) in the EA ensures that members recognise each other's accreditations. A similar agreement also exists at international level between members of the IAF and the ILAC. Traceability In certain applications and markets, for example the pharmaceutical and food industries, customers want and are required to know the exact origins of products. Linde Gas provides detailed documentation on all of its traceable products, including information on each step in the value chain through to delivery to the customer. The following is a typical process flow for liquid and cylinder gases: Liquid gas is continually produced at a Linde Gas air separator. It is stored in one of our large storage tanks – every one of these is periodically analysed. The liquid gas is then transported to the cylinder filling station in a tanker. Here the gas cylinders are filled, analysed and approved by an authorised technician. The gas in the tanker is also analysed to detect any critical impurities. Linde Gas also supplies traceable liquid gases directly to customers. All of the liquid gas and cylinder gas processes described above are documented in our quality system along with the analysis results for each batch. Product Stewardship At Linde, a strong sense of product stewardship helps us manage the impact of our operations by minimising the risks posed by our products at all stages of the lifecycle – from design to disposal Our aim is to assist you in eliminating or minimising the risks you and your neighbourhood are exposed to when you use our products. To achieve this, we identify and evaluate all safety, health and environmental hazards that our products could potentially pose at all stages of the lifecycle – from research and development through manufacturing, storage, transport, retail and usage to recycling or disposal. Guided by the principles of responsible care, we always seek to go beyond minimum legislative requirements. Key elements in our product stewardship programme include: New product introduction assessment - Before we launch new products, we ensure that they comply with or exceed all applicable SHEQ legislation and meet our internal standards. Management of sensitive chemicals - We have a stringent policy governing sensitive chemicals to prevent illegal or illicit use. Customer safety screening - We partner with you to screen your in-house safety and security procedures. This helps you to minimise any risks that may arise when your employees use our products. Safety services Delivering a wide range of safety services At Linde, we ensure that all gas installations meet the highest international safety standards. We deploy best practices in safety, health, environment and quality. Our in-depth understanding of legislation and international standards puts us in an ideal position to offer a wide range of safety services. Our safety data sheets are always available on our website. Our safety services include: Staff training: General courses and modules tailored to specific industries and processes, for example, the safe handling of gases and cylinders Customer site safety audits: A comprehensive audit based on our wealth of experience, ensuring a safe working environment for your employees Technical process reviews/audits Risk assessments ]

[ Acetylene Acetylene Production of acetylene gas consists of the reaction between calcium carbide and water Acetylene is a synthetic gas produced from the reaction between calcium carbide and water, and this at various sites near our customers. The process helps to preserve the environment, as acetylene gas is a by-product of the petrochemical industry. Safety information Werken met acetyleenflessen (Dutch) What is acetylene? Acetylene, also known as ethyn, is a colorless, highly flammable gas. Because it is a colorless gas, it cannot be seen by humans, but because of its distinctive, garlicky, sweet smell, Actylene can still be perceived by humans. It is intoxicating, but not poisonous. Acetylene forms explosive compounds (acetylides) with silver and copper, among others; therefore, only metal alloys with up to 63% copper are allowed for equipment How is acetylene used? Acetylene is mainly used for oxyfuel welding and cutting. It is in fact the only gas with which gas welding can be done. In gas welding, two metal parts are united under the action of heat to one whole. The heat is obtained through the combustion of acetylene with oxygen. This creates a weld pool which, with or without the aid of an additive, forms a connection between the two metal parts. In oxyfuel cutting, the workpiece to be cut is brought to ignition temperature by means of a preheat flame, after which the centrally added cutting oxygen starts and maintains the oxidation process. The discharge velocity of the cutting oxygen jet blows the resulting slag out of the cutting joint. Oxy-fuel cutting is only possible for materials where the slag generated has a lower melting temperature than the material itself. Why are cylinders for acetylene different from those for other gases? The acetylene cylinder is an exception to other gas cylinders because it is completely filled with a porous mass, into which acetone has been sucked. This porous mass ensures a permanent distribution of the acetone throughout the contents. The reason for this is that at pressures above about 2 bar, without the presence of air or oxygen, acetylene can disintegrate into its elements, carbon and hydrogen, under explosive conditions at a sufficiently strong ignition source; this is called dissociation. When acetylene is dissolved in acetone and finely distributed throughout the porous mass, a safe filling pressure of 15 bar at 15°C can be maintained. Depending on the temperature, the gas pressure can vary by about 0.3 bar/°C. G Acetylene PLEASE NOTE: You must log in to order this product   Add to cart Acetylene NEMO PLUS PLEASE NOTE: You must log in to order this product   Add to cart Acetylene AAS PLEASE NOTE: You must log in to order this product   Add to cart ]

[ Expertise in gases Expertise of gases Benefit from our global network of experts at your site As a customer of our gases, you can benefit from the extensive knowledge and expertise of our experts in specialised applications for all processes in your specific sector that use gas Application Engineering Application Engineering Support throughout the lifecycle, from concept development to implementation and from maintenance to continuous optimization You can rely on Linde Gas for support and advice at every stage of the lifecycle of your gas project. To begin with, we help you develop the technical concept and delivery form that best suits your application and productivity challenges. Our experts will advise you on the range of options available and the benefits of different delivery modes. On a more practical note, we can even help you finance and install your plant and supply all the materials and tools you need. And once your plant is up and running, our experts can take various operating and maintenance actions off your hands, so you can concentrate on your core business. We can monitor and control your installation from our Service Centre, so that you can rely on a safe, uninterrupted supply of the gases you need. And that's not all. Our specialists offer various services that allow you to continue optimizing your processes even after start-up. These include, for example, measuring gas consumption and emission levels to discover whether higher efficiency can be achieved on the supply side and in the application itself. Contact our experts Would you like to know which applications, products, or services best suit your company? Our experts are happy to help you think it through. Referred By Country *Lead Currency EUR - Euro Titel Lead source Web Company* First name* Last name* Address* Zip code (no spaces)* City* Phone* Email* Customer number (if applicable) Description* I have read the data protection policy of Linde Gas Benelux* ]

[ Refrigerants Refrigerants A complete and future-ready range of refrigerants We supply a broad range of synthetic and natural refrigerants, backed by expert advice and practical support. Whether you work with small volumes or large-scale installations, we provide solutions that match your day-to-day needs and future requirements. Advice from our experts Our refrigerant range Recycling and Regeneration Relevant Legislation and Regulations European F-gas legislation is becoming increasingly stringent. As a result, availability of refrigerants with a high GWP value is decreasing, while demand for sustainable alternatives is growing. We support you through this transition - reliably and safely, while safeguarding continuity for your business. Invul hulp BegeleidingsbriefThe link opens in a new screen F-gassenverordening (Verordening EU 2024/573)The link opens in a new screen MAC Directive (2006/40/EC)The link opens in a new screen Our refrigerant range Whatever segment you operate in and whether you need small quantities or large volumes, we offer solutions that support both your daily operations and project-based requirements. Choose the type of refrigerant that fits your application: HFOs Low-GWP synthetic refrigerants for new installations and future-oriented solutions. More information about HFOs HFCs Proven refrigerants for existing installations, including reclaimed options. More information about HFCs HFC/HFO blends Retrofit-friendly alternatives with lower GWP values while maintaining performance. More information about HFC & HFOs blends Natural refrigerants Very low environmental impact and future-ready options, such as CO2, ammonia and hydrocarbons. More information about natural refrigerants Recycling and Regeneration When dismantling or modifying refrigeration systems, it is mandatory to offer recovered refrigerants to an authorized processing company. We are NIWO-certified and have the appropriate facilities to accept refrigerants and process them in accordance with applicable regulations. Refrigerants suitable for reclamation are processed so they can be placed on the market again. Non-reclaimable volumes are processed responsibly into reusable materials for other applications. For collection, we use a dedicated recycling cylinder fleet. We are happy to help you find an additional logistics solution if you have larger projects or specific situations. We also support you with the mandatory documentation, such as a consignment note, both for delivery and for collection. Relevant Legislation and Regulations With the entry into force of Regulation (EU) 2024/573, the F-gas rules have been tightened. This regulation accelerates the phase-down of fluorinated refrigerants and encourages the switch to refrigerants with a lower environmental impact. Under the new regulation, the quota system for fluorinated refrigerants - expressed in tonnes of CO2 equivalent - drives the transition to refrigerants with a lower environmental impact. How does this impact you? Refrigerants with a high GWP value will become scarcer and more expensive Low-GWP alternatives, such as HFOs and natural refrigerants, are becoming increasingly important Supply and work are permitted only for certified companies and technicians The certification requirement is being extended to work involving HFOs and natural refrigerants Leak checks and emission reduction will play a more central role, including mandatory checks after repairs Technicians must have transitioned to the new European certification scheme by 2029 at the latest For mobile applications, such as vehicle air conditioning, the MAC Directive remains in force. Questions or need advice? Our specialists are happy to help you choose the right refrigerant, understand legislation, and set up recycling solutions. Contact our experts Would you like to know which applications, products, or services best suit your company? Our experts are happy to help you think it through. Referred By Country *Lead Currency EUR - Euro Titel Lead source Web Company* First name* Last name* Address* Zip code (no spaces)* City* Phone* Email* Customer number (if applicable) Description* I have read the data protection policy of Linde Gas Benelux* ]

[ Pharmaceutical industry Pharmaceutical industry Pharmaceutical and biotech industry Linde develops and supplies a comprehensive range of products for the pharmaceutical and biotechnology industry, from calibration gas mixtures to pharmaceutical plants In most industries, gases act as "invisible helpers". For example, Linde Gas supplies gases for a wide range of processes in the manufacture of APIs and pharmaceuticals, as well as for research, development and production monitoring and quality control. But Linde Gas doesn't just supply gases and the associated equipment. Our services range from nitrogen deliveries in tankers to sampling and analysis at the point of use. By working closely with our customers, we ensure that the chosen product or solution is suitable for their GMP requirements. Lyophilisation Biological products like proteins, vaccines and other injectables must remain effective from manufacture to patient administration. These substances are expensive and fragile, and can easily lose their efficacy during storage. Valuable biologicals can, however, be stabilised by dehydrating them. This pharmaceutical freeze-drying process is referred to as lyophilisation, and is carried out in highly controlled environments in compliance with increasingly strict regulatory guidelines. Successful lyophilisation extends shelf life and prevents many bio-pharmaceuticals from degrading. The challenge lies in controlling the nucleation temperature (the temperature at which a biological vial freezes). This is the most effective way of producing a homogenous structure within the product. Cryogenic nitrogen is used to improve various aspects of lyophilisation, improving process controllability and product quality while reducing costs. Traditional mechanical cooling systems can be replaced with cryogenic cooling systems, targeting both the shelves and condenser coils. Based on our patented CUMULUS® design, our technology seamlessly integrates into existing lyophilisers, allowing pharmaceutical producers to reach lower temperatures than those previously possible with heat transfer fluids such as SYLTHERM™ XLT. In addition to providing a reliable source of cooling, our solution eliminates the maintenance associated with compressors. Liquid nitrogen creates a sterile ice fog that is distributed inside the lyophiliser to simultaneously and uniformly nucleate all of the vials. The uniformity provided by our nucleation technology results in a wide range of benefits, including cycle time reduction, enhanced process control, process repeatability and improved product quality. G Withdrawal hose for liquid nitrogen € 220.50 per piece (excl. VAT) Add to cart Cryo hose CGA incl. withdrawal hose From € 367.00 per piece (excl. VAT) Add to cart Phase separator From € 36.05 per piece (excl. VAT) Add to cart Cryo hose (connector) 2xCGA From € 319.00 per piece (excl. VAT) Add to cart Cryogenic apron From € 290.00 per pair (excl. VAT) Add to cart Cryogenic gloves (Wrist) From € 260.00 per pair (excl. VAT) Add to cart Cryogenic gloves (Mid-arm) From € 275.00 per pair (excl. VAT) Add to cart Cryogenic gloves (Elbow) From € 349.00 per pair (excl. VAT) Add to cart Cryogenic gloves (Shoulder) From € 519.00 per pair (excl. VAT) Add to cart Contact our experts Would you like to know which applications, products, or services best suit your company? Our experts are happy to help you think it through. Referred By Country *Lead Currency EUR - Euro Titel Lead source Web Company* First name* Last name* Address* Zip code (no spaces)* City* Phone* Email* Customer number (if applicable) Description* I have read the data protection policy of Linde Gas Benelux* ]

[ ANTHEMIS - Integrated carbon capture for the cement industry ANTHEMIS - Integrated carbon capture for the cement industry ANTHEMIS is a large-scale carbon capture project at the Heidelberg Materials cement plant in Antoing, Belgium. The project focuses on the capture, conditioning, and transport of CO₂ from the cement production process and contributes to the development of a European CCS value chain. ANTHEMIS is supported by the EU Innovation Fund and started on 1 July 2025. CO₂ capture in the cement industry Within ANTHEMIS, an existing cement installation is equipped with an optimised oxyfuel combustion process. This creates a flue gas stream with a high CO₂ concentration, enabling efficient capture. Combined with an advanced purification system, capture rates of up to 98% can be achieved. The design focuses on: energy efficiency minimal use of resources integration into existing industrial processes Water use is limited through a Zero Liquid Discharge (ZLD) approach. From capture to storage The captured CO₂ is conditioned on site and transported via pipeline for permanent geological storage beneath the North Sea. In this way, ANTHEMIS forms a direct link between industrial emission sources and safe CO₂ storage, while supporting the build-out of CCS infrastructure in North-West Europe. Efficiency and impact In addition to reducing emissions, ANTHEMIS improves the plant’s operational efficiency. Through measures including improved cryogenic separation, production capacity increases from 1.010 to 1.200 kilotonnes of clinker per year. The project also integrates renewable electricity and a Waste Heat Recovery system. Over a period of ten years, ANTHEMIS avoids approximately 9.4 million tonnes of CO₂-equivalent emissions. Compared with the reference scenario, this results in a total emissions reduction of 114.2%, including 14.2% negative emissions through the storage of biogenic CO₂. This makes the production of net-zero cement possible. Planning and collaboration Project start: 1 July 2025 Financial close: 31 December 2026 Commissioning: 31 December 2030 ANTHEMIS is being delivered by Heidelberg Materials Benelux, in collaboration with Linde GmbH and Linde Gas Belgium. ]

[ Health & safety Health & Safety Safety, health, environment and quality At Linde we do not want to harm people or the environment. Our aim is to be leading in Safety, Health, Environment and Quality (SHEQ). We continually strive to improve the quality and safety of our products and services. We are equally committed to the health, security and occupational safety of our employees and environmental protection at large. Our global, integrated management system helps us achieve these goals by embedding health and safety into our daily operations Our proactive SHEQ culture also helps you meet your legal and safety responsibilities. Concrete assistance includes practical guidelines, legislative updates, safety data sheets, safety audits and dedicated training packages. All of these activities fall under the wider umbrella of our Corporate Responsibility (CR) policy , dedicated to uniting the goals of customer value and sustainable development. CAS numbers → Certificates & standards → Our Commitment to SHEQ → Safety documents → Safe use of gas → Safety training → ]

[ Dry ice Dry ice Pulling the plug on conventional cooling Carbon dioxide (CO2) snow, also known as dry ice, is a very effective and easy-to-use cooling medium with a wide variety of potential applications. It is ideal for cooling dairy, meat, frozen and other perishable food products during transportation. More information Handling and usage of dry ice It is also invaluable in food processing, for instance to cool heat-sensitive materials during grinding, to shrink-fit foods and to vacuum-pack cold traps. Dry-ice pellets are ideal for blast-cleaning machinery. And when dry ice sublimates, it turns directly into gas – without passing through a liquid phase – which can be an exciting special effect at a party. At atmospheric pressure, liquid carbon dioxide converts to solid carbon dioxide snow at ¬79ºC (¬109ºF). The snow can then be compressed under high pressure to form blocks or pellets. Properties of dry ice Flavourless and odourless No residue, thanks to sublimation Germ and bacteria-free Non-poisonous Non-flammable Easy to control because it is heavier than air Does not require a power supply to release/maintain cooling power More than three times colder than water ice ICEBITZZZ® range Van ICEBITZZZ® is een uitgebreid assortiment beschikbaar, zowel qua product als qua verpakkingsvormen. Het is ùw doelstelling en toepassing die bepaalt wat wij u leveren. In order to be able to use our ICEBITZZ optimally, there is of course the necessary peripheral equipment. This includes, in the first place, all available personal protection equipment, but also CO2 detection, dry ice jet machines, smoke machines, etc. Name Size and packaging Applications ICEBITZZZ® Pellets Ø ± 3 mm or ± 16 mm. Delivery in thick-walled, insulated rental containers up to 350 kg, and polystyrene boxes of 3, 6, 12 or 25 kg are also available for non-foodgrade pellets. Foodgrade; Transport cooling and refrigeration of unpackaged food, pharmaceutical and biological products, Indirect transport cooling, Indirect cooling pharmaceutical and biological products, Indirect cooling prepackaged foods, Low temperature laboratory testing, (Emergency) refrigerant, Smoke and haze effects ICEBITZZZ® Slices 210x125 mm. slices of (700 g), (1 kg), or (2 kg) depending on the thickness. Delivery as individually wrapped in plastic or not, in thick-walled, insulated rental containers up to 450 kg. (Emergency) cooling, Laboratory research, Transport cooling, Foodgrade for direct cooling of foodstuffs Abrasive dry ice blasting Dry ice contains no water, so using the dry ice blasting technique results in an amazingly dry cleaning process. And it therefore does not add anything to the removed fraction and thus saves the environment. The dry ice pellets used for blasting are rice grain-shaped, with a diameter of 2-3 mm. And a length of 3-10 mm. Dry ice is the 'solid phase' of carbon dioxide (CO2), and besides dry ice blasting it is widely used as a cooling agent, especially in the food industry. As of a certain purchase quantity and a certain purchase pattern, it is interesting for you to produce your own dry ice. This way you are guaranteed to have dry ice available at all times. Dry ice pellets are produced in a pelletizer that is fed with liquid CO2 from a storage tank. What is not used immediately is stored in well insulated containers. For on-site production of dry ice you therefore need a pelletizer and a storage tank for liquid carbon dioxide. As well as connecting piping and a number of safety provisions. G Icebitzzz pellet (3 mm) PLEASE NOTE: You must log in to order this product   Add to cart Icebitzzz pellet (16 mm) PLEASE NOTE: You must log in to order this product   Add to cart Icebitzzz Slice 18 (wrapped) PLEASE NOTE: You must log in to order this product   Add to cart ]

[ Customer portal Linde Gas Benelux online customer portal Always up to date: your cylinder and bulk tank overview, orders and documents clearly organised in our customer portal My account My profile Place an order Create account Online customer portal Our customer portal brings together all essential functions for your daily gas management in a clear environment. At a glance you can see which cylinders are at your location, download documents such as invoices and delivery notes, and place online orders quickly and easily. Do you want more control over your bulk consumption? With the online tank management functionality you get insight into current tank levels, usage and deliveries — including reports you can receive automatically. Please note: online tank management is an additional functionality and is not included by default with an account. Create online account Benefits of an online account Always insight into your current cylinder stock, per delivery location. Direct access to invoices and delivery documents. Easily place online orders in just a few steps. Useful shopping lists and configurable reminders. Overview of your order history and usage. Manage settings: adjust your email address per notification type. Safe and reliable: your data is protected and always available. Online tank management for more insight into your tanks. My account Through ‘My account’ you have one central place to manage your documents, orders, cylinder balance, usage overviews and more. You can place new orders whenever you want and use notifications to remind you when it’s time to reorder. In addition, the chat function and contact form allow you to obtain extra information — available once you are logged in — and you can submit requests directly to our customer service with your details prefilled. Recently ordered products Get a direct overview of your recently ordered products, tailored to your customer number and delivery address. You can easily reorder these items from the overview. This way you keep your stock at the right level with ease. Recently ordered products Purchase overview Have access to an overview showing which products you have purchased in a selected period. You can filter by product category or rental and add the right items directly to your shopping cart. Ideal for reporting and internal control. Purchase overview Orders and deliveries Manage previous orders using handy filters, such as order status or your own reference (PO). Delivery notes and invoices from selected orders can be downloaded directly for your administration. Orders and deliveries Cylinder balance See exactly which cylinders are registered at your location, including quantities and product details. From this overview you can easily find additional information — such as barcode details and when cylinders were delivered. Cylinder balance Invoices Filter your invoices by period, payment status, document type or simply search by reference number. You can open any invoice and download it instantly. This way you always have your complete financial administration at hand. Invoices Download documents Easily download large numbers of invoices or delivery notes in one go. Select the document type and the period, and choose whether you want to include related documents. Ideal for accounting, audits and administration. Download documents Shopping lists Create shopping lists with products you order regularly and set reminders so you automatically receive an email when it’s time to reorder. You decide how often you want to receive a notification. This way you never forget an order and keep your stock at the right level. Shopping lists Online tank management With Online tank management you can see the current fill level, usage patterns, expected next delivery and all delivery details per Linde tank. With charts, historical comparisons and automatic email reports you have a comprehensive tool to analyse your gas consumption. Online tank management My profile In ‘My profile’ you manage all important settings of your online account yourself. Here you can easily update your contact details, change your password and manage delivery addresses and preferences. You can also adjust email addresses for the different notifications you receive from us, update your communication preferences and add additional customer numbers to your online account. Thanks to these flexible settings you remain in full control of your data and work faster, more efficiently and always up to date. Go to 'My Profile' Contact details and password Easily manage your personal details such as name, address and phone number. You also have the option to change your password here, keeping your account current and secure. Delivery information Add new delivery addresses and set a default delivery location for your orders. Ideal if you have multiple locations or departments. This ensures your ordering process is always fast and accurate. Validation preferences Save your PO number or internal reference so it is automatically filled in during ordering. You can also set the date to be added automatically. This saves time during checkout. Add credit card Register a credit card to pay outstanding invoices directly via the portal. Easily manage your stored cards and choose which card should be the default. This way you handle payments faster and more efficiently. Communication preferences Set how you want to receive information from us, such as promotional emails. Important portal messages like order confirmations will always be available, but making the selection in your preferences keeps you in control of your inbox. Add another customer number Do you have multiple Linde customer numbers? Add them to your account to manage all related documents and information from one environment. You only need a customer number and a recent document number. Email addresses of contacts Manage the email addresses used for order notifications, delivery documents, e‑invoicing and other messages. This ensures important information always reaches the right people within your organisation. Editing or adding them takes just a few clicks. Place an order Ordering in our customer portal is designed to be as simple and fast as possible. Whether you specifically search for a product or build your order step by step via the shopping cart: the process is intuitive, clear and aligned with your daily tasks. In addition, our customer portal offers several smart features to help you order even faster. Think of reordering previous orders, ordering based on your stock or directly entering Linde product codes. This way you always have the ordering option that best fits your way of working. How do I place an order? Search for products via the search bar or navigation Add the correct sizes for the products Go to the shopping cart to return empties Select your delivery location and delivery date Provide instructions for our drivers Review your order and confirm You will receive a confirmation by email within a few minutes. Easily reorder with these options Recently ordered products Repeat your last purchases in one click and/or adjust quantities per product for a new order. Find a previously placed order Find orders by reference, date or delivery location and reorder the same items. Order based on your stock See what you have in stock and directly order new cylinders based on your current needs. Fast ordering with product codes Enter multiple Linde product codes and quantities at once and place everything in your shopping cart in a single step. Shopping list Create fixed shopping lists per team or location and order your standard products with one click. 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[ Lassen Lassen Lassen wordt al eeuwenlang gebruikt als verbindingsmethode voor verschillende materialen. Verschillende industriële sectoren kennen tegenwoorden al ongeveer 100 lasmethoden met daarbijhorende toepassingen. Het gebruik van industriële gassen, zowel los als in een mengsels, gaat terug tot de jaren 40 of 50. Sindsdien hebben lasprocessen waarbij gassen worden gebruikt zich ontwikkeld tot de belangrijkste groep lasmethoden. Advies van onze experts Download onze las- en snijgids De link opent in een nieuw venster. Het lasproces en het juiste gas moeten hand in hand gaan Tot de belangrijkste gaslasmethoden behoren MIG-lassen, MAG-lassen, TIG-lassen en plasmalassen. MAG-lassen is de voorkeursmethode voor het lassen van ongelegeerd staal, hoewel het ook kan worden gebruikt voor roestvrij staal of andere materialen. In de jaren 80 en 90 vonden er talrijke innovaties plaats op het gebied van lassen. Hiertoe behoren onder meer laserlassen, tandemlassen en hybride laserlassen. Innovatie in de lasboog Om goede lasresultaten te behalen, is het essentieel om te begrijpen hoe de verschillende gascomponenten in een lasgasmengsel werken. De fysische en chemische eigenschappen van deze gassen bepalen namelijk hoe zij reageren met het lasmetaal en het lasproces beïnvloeden. Booglassen is een krachtig, maar complex onderdeel van het lasproces. Hij bestaat uit geïoniseerd gas en metaaldamp, waardoor de eigenschappen van het gebruikte gas direct invloed hebben op de stabiliteit en het gedrag van de boog. Daarnaast komen de procesgassen in contact met extreem heet metaal. In deze zeer reactieve zone spelen chemische en metallurgische effecten een belangrijke rol bij de kwaliteit van de las. Vraag hier uw adviesgesprek aan! Wilt u weten welke toepassingen, producten of services het beste aansluiten bij uw bedrijf? Onze experts denken graag met u mee. Referred By Country *Lead Currency EUR - Euro Titel Lead source Web Bedrijf* Voornaam* Achternaam* Adres* Postcode (zonder spaties)* Stad* Telefoonnummer* E-mail* Klantnummer (als u al klant bent) Omschrijving* Ik heb de verklaring gegevensbescherming van Linde Gas Benelux gelezen* ]

[ High velocity flame spraying High velocity flame spraying High velocity flame spraying High speed oxyfuel spraying (HVOF) is one of the newer thermal spray processes and is characterized by a supersonic gas jet compared to conventional flame spraying The process is the best solution for coatings for protection against wear, in particular with extremely dense, adhesive and hard coating systems from a metal carbide matrix. Ethylene, propane, propylene or hydrogen are usually used as fuel gases for high-speed flame spraying. The combustion properties of the fuel gases used are of great importance and influence the quality requirements of the sprayed layer. The economic efficiency of high velocity flame spraying is an important factor for cladding companies, given the high cost of the materials used. A comparison with different flammable gases showed that, depending on the material, it has a great impact on the application performance, but also on the application speed that can be achieved. The characteristics that a combustible gas must have are High economic efficiency Purity, worldwide in consistently high quality Constant combustion properties Suitable for mass flow meters In the various systems of HVOF spraying, a gas supply that is optimally matched to the supply pressure and consumption rate is one of the most important conditions for producing high-quality and reproducible coatings. The pressure and quantity range, both for fuel gases and oxygen, requires the right know-how to equip both gas- and kerosene-fired systems with the right components in terms of safety technology. In order to create the possibilities for all systems from the outset, a high pressure tank variant is often the safer solution, especially for oxygen supply, to be open to all systems now and in the future. G Hydrogen droog 3.0 PLEASE NOTE: You must log in to order this product   Add to cart Hydrogen 5.0 Detector PLEASE NOTE: You must log in to order this product   Add to cart Ethene 3.0 PLEASE NOTE: You must log in to order this product   Add to cart Nitrogen 3.0 PLEASE NOTE: You must log in to order this product   Add to cart Nitrogen 3.0 offshore PLEASE NOTE: You must log in to order this product   Add to cart Nitrogen 5.0 GENIE PLEASE NOTE: You must log in to order this product   Add to cart Nitrogen 5.0 Instrument PLEASE NOTE: You must log in to order this product   Add to cart Contact our experts Would you like to know which applications, products, or services best suit your company? Our experts are happy to help you think it through. Referred By Country *Lead Currency EUR - Euro Titel Lead source Web Company* First name* Last name* Address* Zip code (no spaces)* City* Phone* Email* Customer number (if applicable) Description* I have read the data protection policy of Linde Gas Benelux* ]

[ Laser AM & ADDvance® process gases Laser AM & ADDvance® process gases Laser AM & ADDvance® process gases Fabrication of metal parts with precision, low waste and great design freedom Additive manufacturing processes using laser technology, such as laser powder bed fusion (L-PBF), laser metal deposition (LMD) and selective laser sintering, are the most widely used 3D printing processes. To fabricate a 3D part layer by layer from metal wire or metal powder, a heat source is used to melt and bond droplets and powder particles together. All of these processes require industrial gases to protect the hot substrate from the atmosphere and to adjust the properties of the components. Linde can ensure that industrial gases and gas management systems meet the specific production requirements. Laser powder bed fusion (L-PBF) Laser Metal Deposition (LMD) Selective laser sintering Laser powder bed fusion (L-PBF) Laser powder bed fusion (L-PBF) is known by several names, such as selective metal laser sintering, metal laser melting, direct metal printing and direct metal laser sintering. Linde supplies the customer with gas supply systems for pure gaseous or liquid argon, creating a suitable inert atmosphere for L-PBF processes. The following materials are commonly used in laser powder bed fusion (L-PBF) processes: Titanium Stainless steel Maraging steel Aluminum Cobalt chrome Nickel alloys Inconel Linde solutions for L-PBF processes: Argon gas supply - design, supply and installation Active gas supply - pre-mixed gas mixtures or on-site mixing to ensure process requirements are met ADDvanceTM O2 precision - controlled space atmosphere On-site support - process and/or technical support Online gas management - design and maintenance services Gas safety - equipment, safety testing and training The process A powerful laser beam scans across a bed of powder. Exposed powder is sintered in the process. A layer of the component is made. The build platform is slightly lowered. Then more powder is added and the laser beam begins to build up the component layer by layer. In this technique, which is suitable for the production of small and precise parts, the atmosphere of the build room must be well protected from harmful impurities. Laser Metal Deposition (LMD) Laser Metal Deposition (LMD), also known as "near-net-shape manufacturing," is a process that uses a high-power laser beam connected to a robotic or gantry system to create a molten pool on a metal substrate to which powder or metal wire is fed. Linde provides its customers with gas supply systems for gaseous or cryogenic liquid gases, such as helium, argon or nitrogen, that support the weld build-up welding processes. Best process gases for LMD and L-PBF processes Argon, nitrogen and helium with high purity LASGON® mixtures - customized solutions for laser process gases In addition, the presence of hydrocarbons and moisture should be avoided Linde solutions for LMD processes: Argon, helium and nitrogen gas supply - design, supply and installation Active gas supply - pre-mixed gas mixtures or on-site mixing to ensure process requirements are met On-site support - process and/or technical support Online gas management system - design and maintenance services Gas safety - equipment, safety testing and training The process In LMD, the powder is fed into a carrier gas and delivered to the substrate through a nozzle concentric with the laser beam. The laser beam melts the powder particles before they hit the substrate and welds them to the existing part, creating the part layer by layer in this manner. Often a shielding gas is also used to protect the weld area from the ambient air. The method is suitable for larger parts that require a higher application rate. LMD is used in a wide range of applications, such as surface mount and repair welding for the deposition of die surfaces for high-performance components, such as aircraft engine parts and military equipment. Selective laser sintering Selective laser sintering (SLS) is a popular process for additive manufacturing that uses polymer powders such as nylon, carbon fibers, fiberglass-reinforced nylon and fine polyamide. Linde provides its customers with cryogenic liquid nitrogen , which supports selective laser sintering processes. Linde solutions for SLS processes: Nitrogen gas supply - design, delivery and installation On-site support - process and/or technical support Online gas management system - design and maintenance services Gas safety - equipment, safety testing and training Linde's expertise and service solutions for the additive manufacturing industry The process The SLS process begins by heating the polymer powder to just below its melting point. A CO2 laser then sinters the powder in an atmosphere of inert gas. Once the first layer is applied, the build platform sinks and fresh powder is pushed onto the platform. Nitrogen is often used to protect the heated powder and material from reacting with the ambient air. Thanks to its ability to quickly convert complex CAD geometries into functional prototypes, selective laser sintering is very popular with prototypers and product designers. 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[ HFCs HFCs HFCs are third generation synthetic refrigerants based on fluorinated gases. HFC stands for hydrofluorocarbons and consists of compounds containing hydrogen, fluorine, and carbon atoms. HFCs have an Ozone Depletion Potential (ODP) of zero, but are characterized by a moderate to high Global Warming Potential (GWP). Advice from our experts HFCs have been widely used for many years in refrigeration and air conditioning systems as alternatives to CFCs and HCFCs. Under current F gas legislation, however, the use of high GWP HFCs is increasingly restricted. As a result, they are mainly applied in existing installations where an immediate switch to alternative refrigerants is not technically or economically feasible. In addition to virgin HFCs, we also offer regenerated HFC refrigerants. After recovery and proper processing, these gases are restored to specification quality and can be reused. The use of regenerated HFCs contributes to emission reduction, circularity, and extending the service life of existing installations. Our HFC refrigerant range includes: R-134a R-152a R-32 R-407C R-407F R-417A R-438A R-422D The following regenerated refrigerants are also available: R-422D regenerated R-404A regenerated R-407C regenerated R-410A regenerated R-507 regenerated Contact our experts Would you like to know which applications, products, or services best suit your company? Our experts are happy to help you think it through. Referred By Country *Lead Currency EUR - Euro Titel Lead source Web Company* First name* Last name* Address* Zip code (no spaces)* City* Phone* Email* Customer number (if applicable) Description* I have read the data protection policy of Linde Gas Benelux* ]

[ Control and monitoring Control and monitoring State-of-the-art solution for complete monitoring and/or control of your laboratory or cryobank. Sintesy's product range, named 'Sintesy.Eagle', represents a wide range of innovative hardware and software products, fully developed and designed by qualified engineers. Sintesy is capable of communicating with any type of cryogenic vessel. In addition to cryogenic vessels, we also have the ability to monitor other devices such as electronic freezers, CO2 incubators, oxygen sensors and more. The main advantage is that the communication takes place via RTUs (Remote Telemetry Units), which keeps your storage vessel mechanically and electronically intact, thereby maintaining the vessel's warranty and CE marking. Control and monitoring for cryobank Control and monitoring for labs More information Brochure Eagle Cryo Brochure Eagle Easy Brochure Eagle Lab Control and monitoring for cryobank Control and monitoring of your cryobank with Eagle.Cryo Cryogenic storage of cells and tissues is the future for the study of diseases and therapies. The control of storage conditions is the most crucial issue for successful cryopreservation. In accordance with national and international standards, our partner Sintesy has developed an innovative and advanced system for the control of cryovates. With it, we provide reliable solutions to prevent any risk of damage to samples, even for long-term storage. A modular system provides automatic management of a cryobank (e.g. cooling, filling and degassing procedures). It generates visual and audible alarms both locally and remotely. In this way, operators are always aware of possible dangerous situations that may occur in the cryobank. Preset users receive phone calls, text messages and/or e-mails in case of alarm. What we guarantee: Safety of users by environmental sensors (CO2 /O2), ventilation system and access control Safety of biological samples by control of temperature and liquid nitrogen level in the cryogenic freezers and other physical parameters Safety of collected data, stored in the database Control and monitoring for labs Monitoring equipment in laboratories with Eagle.lab and Eagle.easy Cryovats, electric refrigerators, ultra-low freezers, incubators, programmable freezers, fume hoods, oxygen sensors, gas cylinders, refrigerators and other equipment installed in any laboratory: Eagle.lab offers the possibility of monitoring them all, both locally and remotely, thanks to modular and high-tech solutions. Notification of abnormal parameters is done by text message or telephone using a pre-programmed telephone dialer. Two different architectures have been developed to meet the needs of each laboratory: wireless and wired. Eagle.lab The wired solution with a similar structure used for cryobanks. Eagle.easy The wireless solution that allows saving money for the network infrastructure. If the laboratory has a WiFi network, it is easy to connect the WiFi loggers to the server through the existing wireless access point. What we guarantee: Safety of operators thanks to environmental sensors (CO2 /O2) Safety of biological samples by monitoring temperature, level, relative humidity, pressure and other physical parameters Safety of collected data, stored in the database Contact our experts Would you like to know which applications, products, or services best suit your company? Our experts are happy to help you think it through. Referred By Country *Lead Currency EUR - Euro Titel Lead source Web Company* First name* Last name* Address* Zip code (no spaces)* City* Phone* Email* Customer number (if applicable) Description* I have read the data protection policy of Linde Gas Benelux* ]

[ Natural refrigerants Natural refrigerants Natural refrigerants are substances that occur naturally and are characterised by a very low or negligible GWP (Global Warming Potential). This aligns well with the objectives of European environmental legislation and the transition to sustainable refrigeration and air-conditioning systems. Advices from our experts Within this category, a distinction is made between hydrocarbons, such as propane, isobutane and propylene, and inorganic refrigerants, such as carbon dioxide (CO844) and ammonia. Natural refrigerants combine a low environmental impact with excellent thermodynamic properties, but they require specific system design, safety measures and professional competence. Our range includes the following natural refrigerants: R-1270 Propylene R-290 Propaan R-600a Isobutaan R-717 Ammoniak R-744 Kooldioxide Contact our experts Would you like to know which applications, products, or services best suit your company? Our experts are happy to help you think it through. Referred By Country *Lead Currency EUR - Euro Titel Lead source Web Company* First name* Last name* Address* Zip code (no spaces)* City* Phone* Email* Customer number (if applicable) Description* I have read the data protection policy of Linde Gas Benelux* ]

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[ Construction industry Construction industry Whether it's civil engineering or construction, we have the right gas engineering solution The construction industry faces the challenge of balancing tight cost maintenance with the need for productivity-enhancing solutions that allow for maximum mobility on and around construction sites. Technologies that use gases are often part of the solution and help save money and streamline production processes. Safety is also a crucial factor in construction. Thorough training and the right protective equipment are essential to the high standards of personal safety that must be met for and by workers. Please select a construction industry application Ground freezing → CarbonCure → Contact our experts Would you like to know which applications, products, or services best suit your company? Our experts are happy to help you think it through. Referred By Country *Lead Currency EUR - Euro Titel Lead source Web Company* First name* Last name* Address* Zip code (no spaces)* City* Phone* Email* Customer number (if applicable) Description* I have read the data protection policy of Linde Gas Benelux* ]

[ Modified atmosphere packaging (MAPAX) Modified atmosphere packaging (MAPAX) Modified Atmosphere Packaging (MAP) Extending shelf life – the natural way Food manufacturers are continuously on the lookout for ways to prolong shelf lives. And this without changing the physical or chemical properties of their products or adding unnatural ingredients. Modified Atmosphere Packaging is the ideal method to achieve this. It is a natural method and still growing in popularity across the globe. In many cases, it is also a suitable addition to other methods of preservation. More information MAPAX Flyer Linde has developed a range of product-specific MAP packaging solutions under the brand name of MAPAX®. This is a customised MAP programme on the basis of the required knowledge and information on foodstuffs and packaging (gases). Advantages of Modified Atmosphere Packaging Increased sales, as you will be better positioned to meet the growing demand for fresh and naturally preserved products Longer shelf life thanks to MAP packaging without chemical additives or freezing Shelf life in the distribution chain is increased by days or even weeks Flavour, texture and appearance of foodstuffs remain intact for longer Increased return in production and distribution thanks to lower costs MAP technology in detail MAPAX gas mixtures normally consist of ordinary atmospheric gases such as carbon dioxide (CO2), nitrogen (N2) and oxygen (O2). These gases are used either on their own or in mixtures of specific concentrations, depending on your product. Carbon dioxide, for example, is most effective to slow down the growth of micro-organisms (such as mould and many common aerobic bacteria). This is because CO2 is absorbed in liquid and fatty ingredients. This reduces the pH value. It also penetrates biological membranes of bacteria, causing the permeability and functionality thereof to change. Nitrogen, as a chemically inert gas, is mainly used to replace oxygen in packaging, thereby preventing oxidation. Due to the poor solubility in water, nitrogen is also used in MAP packaging of liquids, to strengthen the sturdiness of the packaging. In moist foodstuffs, the oxygen content must be kept as low as possible, though meat forms an exception. In that case, oxygen helps to keep myoglobin in its oxidised form. This ensures the meat keeps its red appearance. Oxygen is also important in the MAP packaging of fruit and vegetables, as they need to be able to ‘breathe’. MAPAX® for Dairy Bacterial growth and rancidness are the main causes of loss of quality in dairy products. This depends on the properties of every specific product. Hard cheeses with a relatively low moist content are normally more susceptible to the development of mould. Yet products that contain a lot of water, such as cream or soft types of cheese tend to fall victim to fermentation and rancidness. In temperatures in excess of 7˚C, lactobacillus (lactic acid bacteria) cause problems by reducing the pH value in products, thereby making them acid. This process can be enhanced due to packaging atmospheres with an excessively high CO2 content (e.g. cottage or soft curd cheese). Your product does in fact determine the CO2 content! Preventing the formation of mould by means of carbon dioxide Carbon dioxide (CO2) is used in higher dosages when packaging hard cheeses. Bacterial activity is effectively inhibited. The texture of products is preserved better. Concentrations of 20% already strongly reduce the formation of moulds. Lactic acid bacteria, a natural ingredient of cheese, are hardly affected by the surrounding atmosphere. Soft cheese types are packed in atmospheres of average CO2 concentrations and a low oxygen content to slow down bacterial growth and rancidness. Concentrations of up to approx. 60% are used for hard cheeses. For soft cheeses the maximum is often 20 or 40%. This is to prevent packaging from forming a vacuum as a result of the atmospheric underpressure, as CO2 is absorbed in the watery and fatty ingredients of the product. Grated and cut cheese is also packed in modified atmospheres. Grated cheese is normally packed in an atmosphere of 70% nitrogen and 30% carbon dioxide. This way, manufacturers can prevent packaging from denting. New opportunities for cultivated dairy products In the past, cultivated products, such as cottage cheese and yoghurt, were not packed in protective atmospheres. However, the demand for longer shelf lives has changed this. A mixture of N2 and CO2 can prolong the shelf life of cottage cheese for example by one week. And fresh cream? Cream and dairy products containing cream can acidify rapidly when exposed to oxygen. Replace the air in packaging by oxygen; this way you can prevent rancidness and the growth of aerobic bacteria. MAPAX® for Dry Foods & Bakery Dry foodstuffs, such as cocoa products, savoury snacks, peanuts, coffee, spices and milk powder contain unsaturated fats. This makes these products more susceptible to oxidation and acidification. Reduced mould formation through carbon dioxide The main factors for decay in bakery products are the formation of mould and chemical decomposition. Fermentation can also play a role, e.g. in pastry, pasties or stuffed breads. The water content of bakery products is typically low. Hence the growth of micro-organisms other than mould is often not a problem. Mould is an aerobic micro-organism, which can be inhibited by packaging products in a modified atmosphere of CO2. The aim is to reduce the oxygen content to a minimum (below 1%). This will extend the shelf life by a few days. MAPAX is particularly suitable for rye bread, sweet baker products, pasties and cakes, as well as pre-baked bread. Bakery Products In the event of bakery products with sugar icing, an excessively high CO2 content can affect the appearance of the icing, as it is absorbed in the fatty substances. This makes the icing ‘melt’. If the CO2 content is sufficiently compensated by nitrogen, the product continues to look good. MAPAX, in combination with sealed packaging, offers adequate protection against the loss or absorption of moist. Sensitive, dry foodstuffs Packaging containing particularly dry foodstuffs, such powdered milk for babies, may not contain oxygen levels in excess of 0.2%. Oxidation can be effectively combated by replacing the environmental air in packaging by nitrogen (N2) or carbon dioxide (CO2), or a mixture of these gases. MAPAX® for Fish & Seafood The quality of fresh fish and seafood can be compromised quickly due to bacterial growth and enzymatic processes. This is caused by a high water activity and a neutral pH value (ideal for micro-organisms), as well as by the presence of enzymes, as a result of which both flavour and smell can quickly deteriorate. The decomposition of micro-organisms causes an unpleasant smell. The oxidation of unsaturated fats in fatty fish such as salmon, herring and mackerel causes a vile flavour and smell. Fish types such as herring and trout can even become rancid even before the bacterial decay becomes measurable. In order to maintain a high quality of fresh fish products, keeping the temperature around the freezing point is vital. The combination of the correct temperature and the appropriate gas mixture can prolong the shelf life of fish by a few days. Pre-condition is that the cold-chain is not interrupted. Quality preservation with carbon dioxide The activity of many common aerobic bacteria such as Pseudomonas, Acinetobacter and Moraxella can be strongly reduced by the presence of carbon dioxide (CO2). This bacterial inhibiting effect starts in CO2 concentrations in excess of 20% in sufficiently large gas volumes. The CO2 content is normally 50%. Depending on the storage temperature (0–2°C), the shelf life of raw fish can be extended by 3 to 5 days. The fish is packed in dishes with a film cover and within a protective atmosphere. However, excessively high concentrations of protective gas can cause undesired side effects, such as excessive reduction of the moist content in the tissue or, in the event of crab and herring, a sourish taste. Fish such as cod, flounder, plaice, haddock and whiting can be preserved up to twice as long in a modified atmosphere and a temperature of 0°C. Colour retention with oxygen In MAP packaging, oxygen can be applied to combat the fading of pigment and loss of colour. Oxygen can also be used to combat the growth of anaerobic micro-organisms, such as Clostridium. These types of bacteria can produce toxic substances. In the correct protective atmosphere, the risk of growth of Clostridium in fish with short shelf lives is negligible. The growth of Clostridium can be prevented in temperatures of below 3°C. In order to prevent the fish from becoming rancid, no oxygen can be used when packing fatty fish. Nitrogen would be more suitable. MAPAX® for Fruit & Vegetables Fruit and vegetables are products that ‘breathe’. A decisive factor in the successful packaging of fruit and vegetables is therefore the permeability of the packaging material. Packing them in film cover with excessively low level of permeability causes a undesired anaerobic atmosphere (20% carbon dioxide). This quickly reduces the quality. When these products are packed with film with an excessively high grade of permeability, the protective atmosphere cannot be maintained. The quality can also be compromised due to loss of moist. Examples of suitable film covers for packing fresh fruit and vegetables within a protective atmosphere are microporous film and LDPE/OPP. As potatoes, fruit and vegetable breathe, the protective atmosphere in combination with the correct film creates a balanced atmosphere (equilibrium modified atmosphere packaging, EMAP). In the event of an EMAP, the foil passes as much oxygen and carbon dioxide as breathed in and out by the potatoes, fruit and vegetables. An EMAP depends on many actors: the extent to which a products breathes the temperature the type of film the packaging volume the net weight the amount of light the products is exposed to The extent to which a product breathes is, in its turn, determined by the type of potatoes, fruit and vegetables, size, ripeness and pretreatment. Hence a thorough understanding of this complex composition of factors is vital in creating the most effective EMAP for a certain product. Linde helps you selecting the gas mixtures that are adjusted to the level of breathing of the different types of fruit and vegetables. With an effective EMAP of 3–10% O2 and 3–10% CO2, you can usually achieve a considerable improvement in shelf life. As explained above, MAP atmospheres develop into an EMAP as a result of the fruit and vegetables breathing. However, in some cases it can be desirable to rinse the packaging with a certain type of gas mixture in order to accelerate the formation of the desired EMAP. The enzymatic brown of vegetables for salads can e.g. be inhibited by rinsing with gas. Your Linde advisor can take a series of samples to establish the best possible packaging method for you fruit and vegetables. The solution depends on the type and the pretreatment. Peeled potatoes and apples, for example, must not be packed with oxygen in order to prevent them from turning brown due to enzymatic reactions. Peeled potatoes are best packed in a mixture of 20% CO2 and 80% N2. In temperatures of 4 to 5°C, this prolongs shelf life from half an hour to 7 or 8 days. MAPAX® for Meat In general, carbon dioxide has a strongly inhibiting effect on the growth of bacteria in meat and fowl. The aerobic bacteria genus Pseudomonas forms the biggest threat to fresh meat. The discolouration of meat due to oxidation of the red pigment is a particular challenge. In order to maintain the red colour, the packaging atmosphere for red meat must have a high level of oxygen content (60-80%). This keeps oxygen levels in the myoglobin of the meat high. Meat with lots of pigment, such as beef, requires higher concentrations of oxygen compared to meat with less pigment, such as pork. With the correct MAPAX mixtures, the practical shelf life for meat intended for the consumer market can be extended from 2-4 days to 5-8 days at 4˚C. In the event of packaging for the wholesale trade, shelf life can be extended further by means of a higher CO2 content. Fowl Fowl is very sensitive to bacterial growth, loss of weight due to evaporation, development of unpleasant smells, discolouration and biochemical decay. The tissue of fowl can easily become contaminated whilst gutting the fowl. The practical shelf life of fowl packed under gas conditions ranges from 16 to 21 days. The volume of the surplus space in the packaging must preferably match that of the product volume. Fowl, contrary to red meat, is not sensitive to the irreversible discolouration of the meat surface due to the absence of oxygen. The decay of fowl is mainly caused by bacterial growth, more in particular by the Pseudomonas and Achromobacter genera. The growth of these aerobic bacterial types is effectively inhibited by protective atmospheres containing CO2. Substantially extending the shelf life of fowl requires CO2 levels in excess of 20%. In order to prevent issues with squeezed packaging and too much loss of moist in raw fowl, the gas/product proportion must be increased when using higher concentrations of CO2 content. If the packaging is not squeezed (e.g. in the event of bulk or wholesale-size packaging), it is recommended to use 100% CO2. Nitrogen is used as inert filling gas in both packaging for the retail trade and in bulk packaging with protective atmosphere. MAPAX® for Ready meals and catering The speed at which ready meals go bad depends on the ingredients; this differs greatly from product to product. In the case of ravioli or lasagne, which contains meat, the meat naturally goes off quicker than the pasta itself. One of the largest challenges in ready meals is the prevention of bacterial contamination during the production process. In order to achieve this, manufacturers must work in accordance with the highest possible hygiene standards and with ingredients of the best quality. Decay is mainly caused by the growth of micro-organisms, oxidation and food becoming stale. This results in rancidness, discolouration and loss of flavour. For example, a fresh pizza that is exposed to air of 4°C to 6°C will go off within a week. In the right protective atmosphere with a low level of oxygen content combined with a high level of carbon dioxide concentration, a pizza can keep for weeks. In the event of a pizza, the O2 concentration must be below 1%. The proportion between the amount of carbon dioxide and nitrogen in ready meal packaging is mainly determined by the moist content in the product, as well as by the composition thereof. This is because this determines the speed of bacterial growth, oxidation and enzymatic activity. The higher the water activity, the higher the required CO2 concentration in the packaging. The specific requirements for products of different components Every ready meal comes with its own specific challenges. Nutrients of a neutral pH value are particularly vulnerable in this respect. Particularly products with a wide range of (changing) ingredients (such as sandwiches, filled pasta, salads, pizzas and spring rolls), opting for the exact right solution may be difficult. Since every ingredient has its own specific properties, in-depth expertise of foodstuffs is required in order to compose the gas mixture that combats decay most effectively and which offers maximum protection in terms of quality. G Foodmix 50CO2/50N2 PLEASE NOTE: You must log in to order this product   Add to cart Foodmix 70N2/30CO2 PLEASE NOTE: You must log in to order this product   Add to cart Foodmix 70O2/30CO2 PLEASE NOTE: You must log in to order this product   Add to cart Carbon dioxide Foodgrade PLEASE NOTE: You must log in to order this product   Add to cart Nitrogen Foodgrade PLEASE NOTE: You must log in to order this product   Add to cart Oxygen Foodgrade PLEASE NOTE: You must log in to order this product   Add to cart Contact our experts Would you like to know which applications, products, or services best suit your company? Our experts are happy to help you think it through. Referred By Country *Lead Currency EUR - Euro Titel Lead source Web Company* First name* Last name* Address* Zip code (no spaces)* City* Phone* Email* Customer number (if applicable) Description* I have read the data protection policy of Linde Gas Benelux* ]

[ Non-ferrous metals Non-ferrous metals Process optimization and innovative technologies for processing non-ferrous metals Linde offers a wide range of innovative technologies for processing, process optimization and emission reduction of non-ferrous metals. Let us advise you on our solutions to increase capacity and efficiency. Aluminum → Burners for the aluminum industry → Contact our experts Would you like to know which applications, products, or services best suit your company? Our experts are happy to help you think it through. Referred By Country *Lead Currency EUR - Euro Titel Lead source Web Company* First name* Last name* Address* Zip code (no spaces)* City* Phone* Email* Customer number (if applicable) Description* I have read the data protection policy of Linde Gas Benelux* ]

[ Gecontroleerde warmte- en oppervlakte behandeling Gecontroleerde warmte- en oppervlaktebehandeling Warmte- en oppervlaktebehandeling is een cruciale laatste stap in de fabricage van metaalcomponenten, halffabricaten en glaswerk. Een zorgvuldig gemonitord proces met de juiste gasmengsels combineert maximale efficiëntie en een consistente, duurzame kwaliteit. Linde ondersteunt warmte- en oppervlaktebehandelingsprocessen met geavanceerde gastechnologieën en regeloplossingen die zorgen voor stabiele procescondities, optimale atmosfeercontrole en betrouwbare eindresultaten. Verbeter de oppervlaktekwaliteit van glas Na de productie van glaswerk kunnen er micro-barstjes, defecten en lassen de kwaliteit van uw product verminderen. Onze oplossing Gratis adviesgesprek Output en kwaliteit verhogen door correcte gascontrole Onvoldoende atmosfeercontrole leidt tot overmatig gasverbruik, hogere onderhoudskosten en risico’s voor de productkwaliteit. Onze oplossing Gratis adviesgesprek Verlaag energie- en onderhoudskosten Elektriciteits- en onderhoudskosten vormen een belangrijk knelpunt bij agitatorventilatoren in industriële ovens. Onze oplossing Gratis adviesgesprek Verbeter de oppervlaktekwaliteit van glas Linde’s HYDROPOX® technologie herstelt deze kleine defecten en zorgt niet alleen voor meer glans, maar vermindert ook het risico op vroegtijdige barsten in het glas. HYDROPOX® branders zijn ontworpen om met zowel zuurstof en aardgas als met zuurstof en waterstof te werken. De procesparameters, zoals stroomsnelheden en warmteoverdrachtssnelheden, werkafstanden, vlamvormen, enz., kunnen allemaal worden geconfigureerd om de efficiëntie van uw glasoppervlaktebehandeling en polijstproces te verbeteren. Wilt u meer informatie? Ontvang persoonlijk advies over de HYDROPOX® oplossing en wat dit voor uw organisatie kan betekenen. Gratis adviesgesprek Output en kwaliteit verhogen door correcte gascontrole Linde ondersteunt warmtebehandelingsinstallaties en proceslijnen met een breed scala aan op maat gemaakte regeloplossingen. Monitoring‑ en veiligheidsmechanismen zorgen voor veilige gasbehandeling en naleving van relevante regelgeving. Met furnace atmosphere zoning optimaliseert u beschermgasverbruik in continue transport‑ en roller hearth ovens, wat resulteert in maximale efficiëntie, veiligheid en zorgeloze productiviteit. Wilt u de voordelen van deze oplossing voor uw organisatie verkennen? Plan een gratis en vrijblijvend gesprek. Gratis adviesgesprek Verlaag energie- en onderhoudskosten met verbeterde gasconvectie CARBOJET® is een gepatenteerde technologie die zorgt voor verbeterde gasconvectie in warmtebehandelingsovens zonder gebruik van ventilatoren. Door kleine hoeveelheden gas met hoge snelheid (250–300 m/s) op meerdere punten in de oven te injecteren, ontstaat een homogene gas‑ en temperatuurverdeling. CARBOJET® is toepasbaar in verschillende typen en verlaagt zowel energie‑ als onderhoudskosten aanzienlijk. Wilt u beter begrijpen hoe CARBOJET® uw organisatie kan helpen? Neem contact op voor een gratis adviesgesprek. Gratis adviesgesprek Vraag hier uw adviesgesprek aan! Wilt u weten welke toepassingen, producten of services het beste aansluiten bij uw bedrijf? Onze experts denken graag met u mee. Referred By Country *Lead Currency EUR - Euro Titel Lead source Web Bedrijf* Voornaam* Achternaam* Adres* Postcode (zonder spaties)* Stad* Telefoonnummer* E-mail* Klantnummer (als u al klant bent) Omschrijving* Ik heb de verklaring gegevensbescherming van Linde Gas Benelux gelezen* ]

[ Chemical & Petrochemical Industry Chemical & Petrochemical Industry Chemical & Petrochemical Industry Benefit from decades of experience and the knowledge gained from countless successfully implemented projects Profitable manufacturing involves many complex demands, mostly related to energy consumption, productivity and product quality. Therefore, in the constant struggle to create added value in production, no stone should be left unturned. The industrial gas factor can be very important here; in fact, there is usually a whole range of concrete solutions for savings and improvements. Please select a Chemical & Petrochemical Industry application O2 enrichment → Inerting → Contact our experts Would you like to know which applications, products, or services best suit your company? Our experts are happy to help you think it through. Referred By Country *Lead Currency EUR - Euro Titel Lead source Web Company* First name* Last name* Address* Zip code (no spaces)* City* Phone* Email* Customer number (if applicable) Description* I have read the data protection policy of Linde Gas Benelux* ]

[ TIG welding TIG welding TIG welding In TIG welding, the arc burns between the non-melting tungsten electrode and the workpiece In TIG welding, the material to be welded is heated by the heat of an electric arc, which is between a non-melting tungsten electrode and the workpiece. Both the tungsten electrode and the weld pool are protected from the negative influence of the surrounding air by an inert gas. The nature of the material to be welded determines whether welding is done with direct current (negative pole at the electrode) or alternating current. Because the amount of filler material is independent of the welding current, the weld pool is very controllable and the process can be applied in all positions. Protective gases play an important role in protecting the welding process as well as directed heat transfer, so for example Argon and Argon mixtures are used here. More information Welding- and cutting guide Advantages of TIG welding Very fast welding process Little heat effect on the material -> little distortion Very well suited to thin plates and tubes No influence of the shielding gas on the weld metal No spatter and slag Firm contact with the electrode - no sliding contact as with Mig/Mag welding Easy controllable start-up Good bridging in all positions Easier to find suitable welding parameters Simple solutions for variable arc power during welding Disadvantages of TIG welding Thorough weld preparation required Sensitive to wind, since dependent on shielding gas, therefore recommended in enclosed areas Manual welding requires use of two hands (welding torch and filler metal) -> much practice required Materials for TIG welding Aluminium and aluminium alloys Copper and copper alloys Nickel and nickel alloys Low alloy steels High alloy steel Special metals such as titanium, zirconium, tantalum, magnesium G Argon 4.6 PLEASE NOTE: You must log in to order this product   Add to cart Mison Argon PLEASE NOTE: You must log in to order this product   Add to cart Argon/Hydrogen 95/5 PLEASE NOTE: You must log in to order this product   Add to cart Argon/Hydrogen 98/2 PLEASE NOTE: You must log in to order this product   Add to cart Contact our experts Would you like to know which applications, products, or services best suit your company? Our experts are happy to help you think it through. Referred By Country *Lead Currency EUR - Euro Titel Lead source Web Company* First name* Last name* Address* Zip code (no spaces)* City* Phone* Email* Customer number (if applicable) Description* I have read the data protection policy of Linde Gas Benelux* ]

[ Extrusion Extrusion Extrusion Use carbon dioxide or nitrogen as physical blowing agents in extrusion foaming. These inert gases offer numerous advantages as they are environmentally friendly, inexpensive and non-flammable If you want to increase the production output of your extrusion line, use carbon dioxide for internal cooling of hollow sections or pipes. Extrusion foaming Internal cooling during extrusion Extrusion foaming The use of physical blowing agents such as carbon dioxide or nitrogen in extrusion foaming processes enables lighter parts and lower raw material consumption The physical blowing agent is first injected into the polymer melt by means of a metering device with high precision and then dissolves into the polymer. Pressure is maintained throughout the extruder. A rapid pressure drop produces a homogeneous cell structure of the foamed polymer. The result is a lightweight, stable product that can be used in a wide range of applications, including packaging, automotive, construction and manufacturing. Typical products foamed with carbon dioxide are extruded polystyrene (XPS) insulation panels or extruded polystyrene foam films for food packaging. Nitrogen is mainly used in the production of polyethylene cable insulation. Inert gas dosing device The patented DSD 500 metering device enables precise metering of inert gases, e.g. gaseous nitrogen or liquid carbon dioxide into an extruder, injection molding machine or PUR foaming system. The flow rate is controlled extremely precisely and independently of pressure, temperature or type of gas. Booster systems for liquid carbon dioxide Choose from our wide range of high-performance low-pressure pumping systems for liquid carbon dioxide for your foaming process. The systems with max. 80 bar can be used to supply any type of metering pumps with bubble-free liquid carbon dioxide. The carbon dioxide pressure can be adjusted according to your needs. Internal cooling during extrusion The use of liquid carbon dioxide for internal cooling during extrusion of profiles and pipes increases extrusion capacity at very low investment costs Uniform cooling of the profile reduces unwanted deformation and product quality is improved. No residues or moisture remain inside the profile. This patented technology is particularly recommended for thick-walled parts and for extrusion lines with limited cooling distances. G Carbon dioxide 2.7 PLEASE NOTE: You must log in to order this product   Add to cart Carbon dioxide 2.7 + dip tube PLEASE NOTE: You must log in to order this product   Add to cart Carbon dioxide 4.0 PLEASE NOTE: You must log in to order this product   Add to cart Carbon dioxide 4.5 Instrument PLEASE NOTE: You must log in to order this product   Add to cart Carbon dioxide 4.5 Instrument + dip tube PLEASE NOTE: You must log in to order this product   Add to cart Contact our experts Would you like to know which applications, products, or services best suit your company? Our experts are happy to help you think it through. Referred By Country *Lead Currency EUR - Euro Titel Lead source Web Company* First name* Last name* Address* Zip code (no spaces)* City* Phone* Email* Customer number (if applicable) Description* I have read the data protection policy of Linde Gas Benelux* ]

[ Cookie policy Linde Cookie Policy This Cookie Policy applies for the website of the Linde company referred to in the Imprint. EU legislation requires all website operators to inform website visitors about their usage of cookies and similar technologies, e.g. pixels, (hereinafter “cookies”) and to collect the user’s consent to such cookie usage. Cookie Consent If you visit our websites for the first time, you will see our Cookie Banner and, when you click on Cookies Settings, our Privacy Preference Center. Here you can execute choice and control over the cookies we drop on your device. What are cookies? Cookies are small text files which are sent to your device (computer, laptop, smartphone, tablet) by the website you visit. Cookies are stored on your device in your browser’s file directory. Your browser sends these cookies back to the website each time you revisit it so it can recognize your device and improve your user experience on each subsequent visit. Cookies allow us e.g. to tailor a website to better match your interests or to store your password so that you do not need to re-enter it every time. Please note that certain functions of our website may no longer work or work not correctly without cookies. If you want to learn more about cookies and how they work in general, please visit www.allaboutcookies.org or www.youronlinechoices.eu . Categories of cookies Depending on their function and their intended purpose, cookies can be assigned to the following categories: strictly necessary cookies, performance cookies, functional cookies and targeting cookies. Strictly necessary cookies Strictly necessary cookies are required to navigate our websites and operate basic website functions. Examples for strictly necessary cookies are login cookies, shopping cart cookies or cookies to remember your cookie settings. Without these cookies certain basic functionalities cannot be offered. Strictly necessary cookies are always active and will be placed without your consent. To the extent that information processed in connection with strictly necessary cookies should qualify as personal data, the legal ground for that processing is Linde’s legitimate interest to operate the website (Art. 6 (1) lit. (f) GDPR). Performance cookies Performance cookies – aka analytics cookies - collect information on your usage of our websites. They identify e.g. your internet browser, operating system, visited websites, duration and number of website visits, previously visited website, most commonly visited websites and errors you experienced. The information collected is aggregated and anonymous. It does not allow a personal identification. It only serves the purpose of evaluating and enhancing the user experience of our websites. To the extent that information processed in connection with performance cookies should qualify as personal data, the legal ground for that processing is your consent (Art. 6 (1) lit. (a) GDPR). Functional cookies Functional cookies enable a website to store information and options you have already previously entered (e.g. username, language settings, layout settings, contact preferences or your location) in order to offer you improved personalized functions. They are also used to enable requested functions, like playing videos. To the extent that information processed in connection with functional cookies should qualify as personal data, the legal ground for that processing is your consent (Art. 6 (1) lit. (a) GDPR). Targeting cookiesTargeting cookies – aka cookies for marketing purposes - are used to offer more relevant and interest-specific content to you, to limit the display frequency of ads and to measure the efficiency of an advertising campaign. They register if you have visited a promoted website or not, and which content you used. Such information may be shared with third parties, e.g. advertisers. Legal basis for the processing of personal data in connection with targeting cookies (if any) is your consent (Art. 6 (1) lit. (a) GDPR). Cookies we use on our website You may find further detailed information on cookies utilized by us in our Privacy Preference Center. Here, you can also provide or revoke your consent and/or change your cookie settings at any time. Updates This Cookie Policy is updated from time to time. May 2020 ]

[ Thermal spraying Thermal spraying Thermal spraying A technique in which metal is melted onto a surface by means of a thermal spray gun so that the properties of the part are improved In thermal spraying, the heat input into the base material can be very high. The torch and especially the hot particle introduce enormous amounts of heat into the surface of the component, which must be dissipated. If this heat cannot be dissipated by the component itself, it must be supported by external cooling. As permissible component temperatures, a range between 100 and 200 °C (upper limit depending on the type of base material) has proven beneficial. In various applications, temperatures of 500 °C and above are also permitted to obtain the desired coating properties. Cooling breaks are generally the least economical solution, because during this time the work area is blocked and economic work is no longer possible. Sufficient cooling during spraying offers the ideal solution. Cooling concept from Linde Our LINSPRAY® CO2 cooling concept offers the perfect solution including hardware, tailored to thermal processes and the right gas supply for small applications by bundles or by a tank supply combined with a pressure boost by a PRESUS C, for series applications. Compared to other cooling processes that use air or nitrogen, CO2 is a very effective cooling medium. Although liquid nitrogen has an extremely low temperature (-195 °C), this cooling capability cannot be used effectively because the so-called Leidenfrost effect, a gas cushion between the workpiece and the liquid nitrogen, acts as an insulating layer. In a CO2 cooling system, liquid CO2 is also used, which upon exiting the nozzle immediately creates CO2 snow particles, which penetrate the existing insulating layer and thus allow direct contact with the part. Here the CO2 snow sublimates, achieving maximum cooling performance. The CO2 cooling system is supplied as a complete system with all components required for operation. To meet individual requirements, special nozzles have been developed, which are available in different sizes, and with which the cooling performance can be customised G Carbon dioxide 2.7 PLEASE NOTE: You must log in to order this product   Add to cart Carbon dioxide 2.7 + dip tube PLEASE NOTE: You must log in to order this product   Add to cart Carbon dioxide 4.0 PLEASE NOTE: You must log in to order this product   Add to cart Carbon dioxide 4.5 Instrument PLEASE NOTE: You must log in to order this product   Add to cart Carbon dioxide 4.5 Instrument + dip tube PLEASE NOTE: You must log in to order this product   Add to cart Contact our experts Would you like to know which applications, products, or services best suit your company? Our experts are happy to help you think it through. Referred By Country *Lead Currency EUR - Euro Titel Lead source Web Company* First name* Last name* Address* Zip code (no spaces)* City* Phone* Email* Customer number (if applicable) Description* I have read the data protection policy of Linde Gas Benelux* ]

[ Gas phase oxidation Gas phase oxidation Gas phase oxidation Fluidized bed processes play an important role in the basic and petrochemical industries and are often used in oxidative production stages The predominant oxidant here is process air. Its O2 content can be increased by feeding in gaseous O2. This type of process intensification through O2 enrichment can usually be realized at low cost. More information Gas phase oxidation Advantages Increasing the O2 content in the process air can significantly increase production capacity - typically by 10% to as much as 25%. This can result from the following effects, which are often achievable: Higher throughput Increased turnover In addition to increased flexibility in operation - e.g. blower restrictions can often be eliminated - there is also the possibility of reducing the amount of waste gas by lowering the total amount of process air. This can bring further advantages Energy savings in exhaust gas treatment (reduced CO2 emissions) Reduced catalyst (or solids) discharge Reduced catalyst (or solids) abrasion Applications Fluidized solids - whether as catalysts or as reactants - play a role in both organic and inorganic air oxidation processes; e.g.: Sulfuric acid recycling1 N-butane oxidation to maleic anhydride2 Ethylene oxychlorination1 Ammonoxidation of propene1 FCC; i.e., regeneration step in fluid catalytic cracking1 O2 enrichment is already widely used on a technical scale O2 enrichment has been investigated experimentally Range of services For the realization of an O2 enrichment Linde can offer the following services: Collaboration on a feasibility study regarding the advantages of the additional use of O2 Support in the preparation, execution and evaluation of corresponding tests on a small-scale or technical scale Collaboration in safety considerations as well as in the development of the technical solution Supply of customized hardware (e.g. OXYMIXTM , FLOWTRAIN®, measurement and control technology) Elaboration and provision of an optimal O2 supply process Simulation programs G Oxygen 2.5 PLEASE NOTE: You must log in to order this product   Add to cart Oxygen 2.5 DNV offshore PLEASE NOTE: You must log in to order this product   Add to cart Oxygen 2.5 NEMO PLUS PLEASE NOTE: You must log in to order this product   Add to cart Oxygen 2.5 offshore PLEASE NOTE: You must log in to order this product   Add to cart Contact our experts Would you like to know which applications, products, or services best suit your company? Our experts are happy to help you think it through. Referred By Country *Lead Currency EUR - Euro Titel Lead source Web Company* First name* Last name* Address* Zip code (no spaces)* City* Phone* Email* Customer number (if applicable) Description* I have read the data protection policy of Linde Gas Benelux* ]

[ HiQ® special gases HiQ® specialty gases HiQ® gases and equipment for special applications The HiQ® offer represents the best and most appropriate there is in the world of high purity gases, accurate gas mixtures, precision engineered gas supply systems and the high quality services needed for optimum results. Precise answers to individual needs. Customised to meet specific requirements. Delivered in a form and frequency tailored to each application. The only word you need to remember in specialty gases is HiQ. Request HiQ gas mixtures online More information HiQ: Specialty gases for commercial laboratories HiQ: Specialty gases for research institutes & universities About HiQ® HiQ Specialty gases is synonymous with expertise and performance. With HiQ solutions we specialize in specialty gases and we deliver on our commitment. What you need, we supply, what you need to find out, we know. And when you want it, we’re already there. With our knowledge, and with our logistical muscle to back it up. It’s not possible to measure, but HiQ offer goes a long way to bringing real peace of mind. Speciality Gases Mixture Configurator - SPECIFY SPECIFY is a configuration tool designed to help you compile and request a quote for almost any specialty gas mixture Simply select the desired number of components, the gas types, balance gas, cylinder size and certification required and let the platform search for existing products that meet, or are close, to your requirement. Once the desired mixture is identified you can submit a quotation request. If the desired mixture does not currently exist, then you can submit your enquiry through the platform where it will be reviewed and responded to with the feasibility and the end product details. Go to SPECIFY Specialty gases & Specialty equipment You can’t stick a label on gas, but sometimes it would be useful. Because when you need a highly specific product for a very demanding purpose, you should identify the best possible source for that product. The HiQ programme is that source. HiQ is the name we at Linde apply to our specialty gases, equipment and services to help you identify what’s best for you. And to get it precisely when you want it. You specify specialty gases because your process demands them, so you expect the care you take to be matched by that of your gas supplier. And while, on the surface, all gases of the same specification should be identical, it is not until things do not perform as they should that your choice assumes real importance. With dedicated production facilities, accredited analytical laboratories, state-of-the-art logistics and selection procedures as well as purpose-designed and custom-engineered total supply systems, Linde has the infrastructure to put the ‘special’ into specialty gases. Behind all is the combined global expertise and knowledge base of the dedicated HiQ team - experts in the field, with the software tools and networked information to help make informed choices quickly and unfailingly. There's just one word to remember for your specialty gases requirements: Specialty equipment The complex processing and instrumentation requirements for industry and education demand products of the highest quality to maintain peak performance. HiQ® specialty equipment is designed to maintain the integrity of your specialty gases between the cylinder and the instrument or process. After all, the quality of your gas can only be as good as your gas supply system. HiQ cylinder regulators are designed for direct supply connection. Gas supply panels, gas distribution systems, and point of use improve safety by removing cylinders from work space considerations. Gas Generators are available when cylinder supply is not practical. ECOCYL®. The portable solution! In many industries, a wide range of analytical techniques are applied. Generally, these are used to carry out emissions measurements, monitor the quality of the process, monitor potentially dangerous situations or check for a safe working environment. All of these monitors need to be tested periodically to ensure they are still working properly. In order to establish whether monitors are functioning properly, gases or gas mixtures are used. The more different components are being monitored, the more gases and gas mixtures are needed to check the equipment and make sure it is working properly. It is easy to see that when checking dozens or sometimes hundreds of monitor points at a location, a gas mixture in a convenient and easy-to-use packaging is desirable - the more so because various types of equipment are not always stationed on the ground floor but sometimes in places which are harder to reach. A common solution is to supply this gas in a so-called disposable packaging. However, this creates a waste product at the end of the life cycle. In contrast to what the name of implies, this type of packaging may not enter the waste flow. It must be disposed of as chemical waste, incurring substantial cost. The solution: ECOCYL® Linde has developed a unique and environmentally-friendly solution: the ECOCYL! The ECOCYL is a small, refillable gas cylinder with fully integrated closure, reducer valve and flow meter, all protected by a fixed cylinder cap. The result is a safe and user-friendly gas cylinder which is ready for immediate use. As a user, you only need to open the closure and choose between one of the available flow ranges. The ECOCYL is easy to move from one monitoring point to another thanks to the hand grip integrated into the cap or the shoulder strap. Its low weight of 2.4 kg also makes it easy to move. Safety Thanks to the ECOCYL system developed by Linde Gas Benelux, the centre of gravity of the gas cylinder including reducer valve is in the middle of the cylinder. As a result, the ECOCYL can be easily put down without falling over. It’s good to be safe! Changing the reducer valve when the gas cylinder is empty is also no longer necessary. The empty gas cylinder, including the integrated reducer valve and fixed cap, are accepted by Linde Gas Benelux, checked and refilled for you by fully trained professionals. Which means you also no longer face the problem of getting rid of disposable packaging. The ECOCYL must comply with the same statutory requirements as regular gas cylinders. ECOCYL cylinders are therefore also manufactured in accordance with the European TPED directive. Specifications Diameter 9.5 cm Height 44 cm Weight (empty) 2.4 kg Filling pressure max. 150 bar Gas volume max. 0.15 m3 Secondary pressure 3.8 bar Output flow 0.25; 0.3; 0.5; 1.0; 1.5; 2.5 and 8 litres per minute Output connection 6 en 8 mm hose nozzle (optional: quick connector with Swagelok adapter) Product portfolio The ECOCYL RSH type is suitable for a wide range of single gases and gas mixtures alike. If you have a question about a specific gas or gas mixture to be supplied in an ECOCYL, please contact your Linde Gas Benelux contact person or our HiQ Desk in Dieren. ]

[ Invoices Invoices Daily rent Annual rent Fees ADR Complaint or question Daily rent I have returned my cylinder, but I get an invoice with daily rent This means that you still had a cylinder on balance in the billing period. You can download the copy invoice via the my account area. ere you will find an overview of the cylinders in day rental on the second invoice page. If a cylinder was returned before the end of the invoice period, you can read here the number of rental days that were charged. In addition, you can find the return date of the returned cylinder there. Example: I returned my cylinder on 20 August. On 3 September I receive the invoice for the month of August. The second invoice sheet (downloadable via ´my account´) states that the cylinder was returned on 20 August and the rent was charged from 1 August to 20 August. Example 2: I returned my cylinder on 1 September. On 3 September I receive the invoice for the month of August. On the second invoice sheet (downloadable via ´my account´) it states that the cilinder is still on balance. This is because the cylinder was handed in after the billing period. On the next invoice, this cylinder will be listed as returned. How is daily rent calculated? You pay daily rent for each cylinder you have on location. This starts from the moment of delivery. Daily rent is calculated by multiplying the number of cylinders on location by the number of days they are in your possession. Annual rent I do not have any cylinders, but I have received an invoice where annual rent is charged It is possible that the lease has not yet been terminated. If you would like to know more about the possibilities of terminating your lease, please contact us via the online contact form or live chat Fees What does LT and ELT mean? Surcharge for long term (rental period longer than 2 months) and extra long term (rental period longer than 4 months). Why do I pay a paper invoice surcharge and how can I avoid it? You will receive this surcharge because you are not yet using e-billing and you receive invoices by post. You can subscribe to e-billing through the my profile area. You can also change the e-mail address for e-billing here. What are administration fees? Administration costs are the costs made by Linde for the administrative process. ADR What is ADR? The ADR (transport of dangerous goods by road) lays down international provisions and regulations for the transport of dangerous goods. VMT stands for safety and environmental surcharge. Both are necessary to ensure your and our safety. This surcharge includes costs incurred by Linde Gas in complying with all international laws and regulations. This includes the people: training, courses and exams as well as certifications according to, for example, ISO. I have picked up the cylinder myself but I´m charged ADR ADR is a government regulation, a kind of tax for the transport of dangerous products. This is charged as standard, regardless if you have Linde deliver your cylinders or if you collect the cylinder yourself. Complaint or question I have a question or complaint about an invoice; what should I do? If you have any questions or complaints about invoices, it is important that you let us know in the right way so that we can help you as best we can. In our FAQ you will find an overview of the most frequently asked questions about invoicing. Is your question not here? Or do you have a complaint? Below you will find the channels you can use to pass on questions or complaints about invoices to us. Step 1 - Reporting your question or complaint 1. Via my account´ at linde-gas.nl/shop (24 hours a day) You can access our online portal (linde-gas.nl/shop) 24/7 with self-service options. To submit your question/complaint, go to the my account area. ere you select the option invoices . You can search and filter invoices. Select the required invoice and click on ´Inquiry about invoice´. You will automatically be forwarded to the online contact form where your details are already filled in. In the field ´Request´ enter the invoice number. State in the same field exactly what your question or complaint is and click on 'send'. 2. Live chat (during office hours) The live chat is available from Monday to Friday from 08:00 to 17:00 (excluding holidays). To submit your question/complaint, please go to the webshop during opening hours and click on the chat icon at the bottom right. Please provide your customer number, invoice number, contact details and the question/complaint. 3. Online contact form (24 hours a day) You can use our online contact form at any time. Click here to be redirected to our online contact form. If you are logged in, you do not need to fill in your customer number and contact details. However, if you are not logged in, your data are not filled in yet. Please fill in your customer number and contact details and state the invoice number and your question/complaint in the 'request' field. 4. Email (24 hours a day) In addition to the above options, you can also send us an e-mail . Please include your customer number, invoice number, contact details and your question or request in your email. Step 2 - Handling of a question or complaint After your question has been received through the above channels, our customer service will process your question/request. We aim to do this within 5 working days and will contact you if anything is unclear. Step 3 - We inform you of the outcome of our investigation After the examination by our customer service, you will receive the conclusion of our findings. ]

[ Vacuum insulated piping Vacuum insulated piping For minimal loss of liquid nitrogen when supplying your cryobank or cryogenic vessels Vacuum insulated transfer lines from Demaco - or SIVL are the basis for the infrastructure of not only our own cryobank, but also those at our customers' premises. As the name suggests, these are transfer lines for liquid gases, which are insulated by means of high vacuum and radiation shields. Contact our experts Would you like to know which applications, products, or services best suit your company? Our experts are happy to help you think it through. Referred By Country *Lead Currency EUR - Euro Titel Lead source Web Company* First name* Last name* Address* Zip code (no spaces)* City* Phone* Email* Customer number (if applicable) Description* I have read the data protection policy of Linde Gas Benelux* ]

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[ Greenhouse Greenhouse Greenhouse Increasing productivity and quality in greenhouses with carbon dioxide Greenhouse facilities allow growers to produce plants all year round and meet consumer demand for out-of-season fruit and vegetables. And you are constantly looking for ways to increase harvest yields and push per-crop profits. One of the most effective ways of achieving this is by enriching the greenhouse atmosphere with pure carbon dioxide, as this gas – along with light and water – is essential for plant growth. Horticultural experts We have been active in horticulture for over 25 years. Over time, we have developed an extensive range of solutions designed to help increase yields while reducing operating costs. Not only do we offer proven supply systems, we also engineer solutions tailored to your specific challenges . G BANARG® (nitrogen/ethene 96) PLEASE NOTE: You must log in to order this product   Add to cart Contact our experts Would you like to know which applications, products, or services best suit your company? Our experts are happy to help you think it through. Referred By Country *Lead Currency EUR - Euro Titel Lead source Web Company* First name* Last name* Address* Zip code (no spaces)* City* Phone* Email* Customer number (if applicable) Description* I have read the data protection policy of Linde Gas Benelux* ]

[ Pulp & Paper Pulp & Paper Pulp & Paper Together with industry players, we develop innovative new technologies Oxygen is an essential ingredient in many processes of modern pulp production, from delignification and bleaching to ozone production and increasing the capacity of chemical recovery boilers and lime kilns. Oxygen is also used in forestry for wastewater treatment processes, for example, to prevent odor nuisance and to intensify activated sludge. In close cooperation with our customers, we develop solutions for the requirements of the pulp and paper industry. In particular, we have invested significantly in the development of various special carbon dioxide applications in recent years. More information Flyer: Innovative solutions in papermaking Our solutions: Gas technology applications in the fiber line - increasing value for our customers by reducing costs in pulp production Solutions for recovery processes - improving overall installation costs and reducing environmental impact Gas-related technologies in the paper industry, focusing on solutions for marketing and sales processes - simplifying production, improving quality and reducing environmental impact Paper production CO2 Pulp Wash® Paper production Increased buffer capacity with the ADALKA® process stabilization process: Constant and stable conditions in stock preparation and short circuiting The ADALKA® process stabilization process, a new patented carbon dioxide application from Linde Gas - was recently introduced to the market. This process increases the alkalinity (i.e., buffer capacity) in the system, stabilizing the chemistry of the wet section and individual process steps such as milling and blending. It also provides excellent opportunities for optimizing additive chemicals. The ADALKA® process stabilization process was originally developed for the production of wood-free paper and paperboard. However, it can easily be adapted for the production of other paper types (such as wood-containing paper). CO2 Pulp Wash® Removal of fibrous compounds CO2 Pulp Wash® is a patented process introduced to the market by AGA in the early 1990s. It is currently used in more than 40 fiber lines for both bleached and unbleached kraft pulp (sulfate pulp) and sulfite pulp. The carbon dioxide added during the brown stock washing process promotes the removal of organic and inorganic compounds from the pulp. Thus, depending on the specific conditions of the mill, different benefits can be achieved in the pulp mill. Benefits of CO2 Pulp Wash®: Increased capacity of the washing unit Lower steam consumption in the evaporation unit due to lower wash water volume at constant wash loss Reduced need for additives such as antifoaming agents and descaling agents Reduced maintenance costs G Carbon dioxide 2.7 PLEASE NOTE: You must log in to order this product   Add to cart Carbon dioxide 2.7 + dip tube PLEASE NOTE: You must log in to order this product   Add to cart Carbon dioxide 4.0 PLEASE NOTE: You must log in to order this product   Add to cart Carbon dioxide 4.5 Instrument PLEASE NOTE: You must log in to order this product   Add to cart Carbon dioxide 4.5 Instrument + dip tube PLEASE NOTE: You must log in to order this product   Add to cart Contact our experts Would you like to know which applications, products, or services best suit your company? Our experts are happy to help you think it through. Referred By Country *Lead Currency EUR - Euro Titel Lead source Web Company* First name* Last name* Address* Zip code (no spaces)* City* Phone* Email* Customer number (if applicable) Description* I have read the data protection policy of Linde Gas Benelux* ]

[ CAS numbers CAS listing Finding chemicals by name, formula or number To help you find the chemicals you need, we have created a central directory listing all chemical substances we offer in pure form or in mixtures. We have assigned a unique CAS number to every chemical substance that we use or offer. Chemical Name Chemical formula CAS number 1,1,2,2-Tetrachloroethane C2H2Cl4 79-34-5 1,1,2-Trichloroethane C2H3Cl3 79-00-5 1,1-Dichloroethane C2H4Cl2 75-34-3 1,1-Dichloroethylene C2H2Cl2 75-35-4 1,2,3-Trimethylbenzene C9H12 526-73-8 1,2-Butadiene C4H6 590-19-2 1,2-Dibromoethane C2H4Br2 106-93-4 1,2-Dichlorobenzene C6H4Cl2 95-50-1 1,2-Dichloroethane C2H4Cl2 107-06-2 1,2-Dichloropropane C3H6Cl2 78-87-5 1,3,5-trimethylbenzene C9H12 108-67-8 1,3-Butadiene C4H6 106-99-0 1,3-Dichlorobenzene C6H4Cl2 541-73-1 1,3-Dichloropropane C3H6Cl2 142-28-9 1,3-Dioxolane C3H6O2 646-06-0 1,4-Dichlorobenzene C6H4Cl2 106-46-7 1,4-Dioxane C4H8O2 123-91-1 1,4-Pentadiene C5H8 591-93-5 1-Butene C4H8 106-98-9 1-Chloro-1,1-difluoroethane C2H3ClF2 75-68-3 1-Chlorobutane C4H9Cl 109-69-3 1-Chloropropane C3H7Cl 540-54-5 1-Heptene C7H14 592-76-7 1-Hexanol C6H14O 111-27-3 1-Hexene C6HH12H 592-41-6 1-Nonanal C9H18O 124-19-6 1-Pentene C5H10 109-67-1 1-Propanol C3H8O 71-23-8 2,2,3-Trimethylbutane C7H16 464-06-2 2,2,4-Trimethylpentane C8H18 540-84-1 2,2-dichloro-1,1,1-trifluoroethane C2HCl2F3 306-83-2 2,2-Dimethylbutane C6H14 75-83-2 2,2-Dimethylpentane C7H16 590-35-2 2,2-Dimethylpropane C5H12 463-82-1 2,3-Dimethylbutane C6H14 79-29-8 2,3-Dimethylpentane C7H16 565-59-3 2,4,4-Trimethyl-1-Pentene C8H16 107-39-1 2,4,4-Trimethyl-2-Pentene C8H16 107-40-4 2,4-Dichlorotoluene C7H6Cl2 95-73-8 2,4-Dimethylpentane C7H16 108-08-7 2-Butanethiol C4H10S 513-53-1 2-Butanol C4H10O 78-92-2 2-Butanone C4H8O 78-93-3 2-Chloropropane C3H7Cl 75-29-6 2-Chlorotoluene C7H7Cl 95-49-8 2-Ethyltoluene C9H12 611-14-3 2-Hexanone C6H12O 591-78-6 2-Methyl-1-Butanol C5H12O 137-32-6 2-Methyl-1-butene C5H10 563-46-2 2-Methyl-1-pentene C6H12 137-32-6 2-Methyl-2-butene C5H10 513-35-9 2-Methylhexane C7H16 591-76-4 2-Methylpentane C6H14 107-83-5 2-Propanethiol C3H8S 75-33-2 3,3-Dimethylpentane C7H16 562-49-2 3,4-Dichlorotoluene C7H6Cl2 95-75-0 3-Chloro-1-propene C3H5Cl 107-05-1 3-Ethyltoluene C9H12 620-14-4 3-Methyl-1-Butene C5H10 563-45-1 3-Methyl-1-pentene C6H12 760-20-3 3-Methylhexane C7H16 589-34-4 3-Methylpentane C6H14 96-14-0 3-Pentanone C5H10O 96-22-0 4-Ethyltoluene C9H12 622-96-8 Acetaldehyde C2H4O 75-07-0 Acetic acid C2H4O2 64-19-7 Acetone C3H6O 67-64-1 Acetone-d6 C3H6O 66-652-4 Acetonitrile C2H3N 75-05-8 Acetylene C2H2 74-86-2 Acrolein C3H4O 107-02-8 Acrolonitrile C3H3N 107-13-1 Air Synthetic 132259-10-0 Allylamine C3H7N 107-11-9 Ammonia NH3 7664-41-7 Aniline C6H7N 62-53-3 a-Pinene C9H16 80-56-8 Argon Ar 7440-37-1 Arsine AsH3 7784-42-1 Benzene C6H6 71-43-2 Benzene-d6 [2h]6H6 1076-43-3 Boron trichloride BCl3 10294-34-5 Boron Trifluoride BF3 7637-07-2 Bromine Br2 7726-95-6 Bromochloromethane CH2BrCl 74-97-5 Bromoethane C2H5Br 74-96-4 Bromoform / Tribromomethane CHBr3 75-25-2 Bromotrifluoroethylene C2BrF3 598-73-2 Butyl acrylate C7H12O2 141-32-2 Carbon Dioxide CO2 124-38-9 Carbon dioxide-18O2 CARBON DIOXIDE (18O2) 18983-82-9 Carbon disulfide CS2 75-15-0 Carbon Monoxide CO 630-08-0 Carbon tetrachloride CCl4 56-23-5 Carbon-13C dioxide 13CO2 1111-72-4 Carbon-13C monoxide 13CO 1641-69-6 Carbonyl Fluoride CF2O 353-50-4 Carbonyl Sulfide COS 463-58-1 Chlorine Cl2 7782-50-5 Chlorobenzene C6H5Cl 108-90-7 Chloroform CHCl3 67-66-3 Chloroiodomethane CH2ClI 593-71-5 Chloromethane CH3CL 74-87-3 cis-1,2-Dichloroethene C2H2Cl2 156-59-2 cis-2-Butene C4H8 590-18-1 cis-2-Hexene C6H12 7688-21-3 cis-2-Pentene C5H10 627-20-3 Cumene C9H12 98-82-8 Cyanogen C2N2 460-19-5 Cyanogen Chloride CClN 506-77-4 Cyclobutane C4H8 287-23-0 Cyclohexane C6H12 110-82-7 Cyclohexanone C6H10O 108-94-1 Cyclohexene C6H10 110-83-8 Cyclopentane C5H10 287-92-3 Cyclopropane C3H6 75-19-4 Desfluran C3H2ClF6O 57041-67-5 Deuterium D2 7782-39-0 Diborane D2H6 19287-45-7 Dibromodifluoromethane CBr2F2 75-61-6 Dibromomethane CH2Br2 74-95-3 Dibutyl sulfide C8H18S 544-40-1 Dichloromethane CH2Cl2 75-09-2 Dichlorosilane SiH2Cl2 4109-96-0 Diethyl ethyl C4H10O 60-29-7 Diethyl Sulphide C4H10S 352-93-2 Diethylamine C4H11N 109-89-7 Diethylene Glycol Diethyl Ether C8H18O3 112-36-7 Difluoromethane CH2F2 75-10-5 Diisopropyl ether C6H14O 108-20-3 Dimethyl Disulfide C2H6S2 624-92-0 Dimethyl Ether C2H6O 115-10-6 Dimethyl sulfate C2H6O4S 77-78-1 Dimethyl sulfide C2H6S 75-18-3 Dimethylamine C2H7N 1244-0-3 Dimethyldisulfide C2H6S2 624-92-0 Dimethylsilane C2H8Si 1111-74-6 Dinitrogen Tetrafluoride N2F4 10036-47-2 Dipropyl sulfide C6H14S 111-47-7 Disilane Si2H6 1590-87-0 Dodecane C12H26 112-40-3 Enflurane C3H2ClF5O 13838-16-9 Epichlorohydrin C3H5ClO 106-89-8 Ethane C2H6 74-84-0 Ethyl Acetate C4H8O2 141-78-6 Ethyl alcohol C2H6O 64-17-5 Ethyl chloride C2H5Cl 75-00-3 Ethyl Fluoride C2H5F 353-36-6 Ethyl Methyl Sulfide C3H8S 624-89-5 Ethyl tert-Butyl Ether C6H14O 637-92-3 Ethylacetylene C4H6 107-00-6 Ethylamine C2H7N 75-04-7 Ethylbenzene C8H10 100-41-4 Ethylene C2H4 74-85-1 Ethylene glycol C2H6O2 107-21-1 Ethylene oxide C2H4O 75-21-8 Ethylmercaptan C2H6S 75-08-1 Ethylmethylsulfide C3H8S 624-89-5 Fluorine F2 7782-41-4 Fluorotribromomethane CBr3F 353-54-8 Formaldehyde CH2O 50-00-0 Formic acid CH2O2 64-18-6 Furan C4H4O 110-00-9 Halothane C2HBrClF3 151-67-7 Helium He 7440-59-7 Helium-3 3He 14762-55-1 Hexafluoroacetone C3F6O 684-16-2 Hydrogen H2 1333-74-0 Hydrogen Bromide HBr 10035-10-6 Hydrogen Chloride HCL 7647-01-0 Hydrogen Cyanide HCN 74-90-8 Hydrogen Fluoride HF 7664-39-3 Hydrogen iodide HI 10034-85-2 Hydrogen Selenide H2Se 7783-07-5 Hydrogen Sulphide H2S 2148-87-8 Iodoethane C2H5I 75-03-6 Iron pentacarbonyl C5FeO5 13463-40-6 Isobutane C4H10 75-28-5 Isobutanol C4H10O 78-83-1 Isobutene C4H8 115-11-7 Isobutyraldehyde C4H8O 78-84-2 Isofluran C3H2ClF5O 26675-46-7 Isooctane C8H18 26635-64-3 Isopentane C5H12 78-78-4 Isoprene C5H8 78-79-5 Isopropyl Acetate C4H10O2 108-21-4 Isopropyl alcohol C3H8O 67-63-0 Isopropylamine C3H9N 75-31-0 Krypton Kr 7439-90-9 Meethyl Cyclohexane C7H14 108-87-2 Methal Vinyl Ether C3H6O 107-25-5 Methane CH4 74-82-8 Methyl Acetate C3H6O2 79-20-9 Methyl alcohol CH4O 67-56-1 Methyl bromide CH3Br 74-83-9 Methyl Chloride CH3Cl 74-87-3 Methyl Fluoride CH3F 593-53-3 Methyl Formate C2H4O2 107-31-3 Methyl iodide CH3I 74-88-4 Methyl Isobutyl Ketone C6H12O 108-10-1 Methyl Mercaptan CH4S 74-93-1 Methyl tert-Butyl Ether C5H12O 1634-04-4 Methylacetylene C3H4 74-99-7 Methylamine CH5N 74-89-5 Methylene iodide CH2I2 75-11-6 Methylsilane CH6Si 992-94-9 Methylstyrene C9H10 25013-15-4 m-Xylene C8H10 108-38-3 N,N-Diethylformamide C5H11NO 617-84-5 N,N-Dimethylformamide DMF C3H7NO 68-12-2 n-Butane C4H10 106-97-8 n-Butanol C4H10O 71-36-3 n-Butyl Acetate C6H12O2 123-86-4 n-Butyl Mercaptan C4H10S 109-79-5 n-Butylamine C4H11N 109-73-9 n-Butyraldehyde C4H8O 123-72-8 n-Decane C10H22 124-18-5 Neon Ne 7440-01-9 n-Heptane C7H16 142-82-5 n-Hexane C6H14 110-54-3 Nickel carbonyl Ni(CO)4 13463-39-3 Nitric Oxide NO 10102-43-9 Nitrobenzene C6H5NO2 98-95-3 Nitrogen N2 7727-37-9 Nitrogen Dioxide NO2 10102-44-0 Nitrogen Trifluoride NF3 7783-54-2 Nitrogen-15 H3N 14390-96-6 Nitrosyl Chloride NOCl 2696-92-6 Nitrous oxide N2O 10024-97-2 n-Nonane C9H20 111-84-2 n-Octane C8H18 111-65-9 n-Pentane C5H12 109-66-0 n-Propanol C3H8S 71-23-8 n-Propyl Acetate C5H10O2 109-60-4 n-Propyl Mercaptan C3H8S 107-03-9 n-Propylamine C3H9N 107-10-8 Octafluorobutane R-318 C4H2F8 662-35-1 Octafluorocyclobutane C4F8 115-25-3 Oxygen O2 7782-44-7 o-Xylene C8H10 95-47-6 Perchloryl Fluoride ClFO3 7616-94-6 Perfluoro-2-Butene C4F8 360-89-4 Phenol C6H6O 108-95-2 Phosgene CCl2O 75-44-5 Phosphine PH3 7803-51-2 Phosphorus Trichloride PCI3 7719-12-2 Phpsphorus Oxychloride PCI3O 10025-87-3 Propadiene C3H4 463-49-0 Propane C3H8 74-98-6 Propylbenzene C9H12 103-65-1 Propylcyclohexane C9H18 1678-92-8 Propylene C3H6 115-07-1 Propylene oxide C3H6O 75-56-9 p-Xylene C8H10 106-42-3 Pyridine C5H5N 110-86-1 R 11 Trichloromonofluoromethane CCl3F 75-69-4 R 1113 Chlorotrifluoroethene C2ClF3 79-38-9 R 113 1,1,2-Trichloro-1,2,2-Trifluoroethane C2Cl3F3 76-13-1 R 1132a 1,1-Difluoroethylene C2H2F2 75-38-7 R 114 1,2-Dichloro-1,1,2,2-tetrafluoroethane C2Cl2F4 76-14-2 R 115 Chloropentafluoroethane C2ClF5 76-15-3 R 116 Hexafluoroethane C2F6 76-16-4 R 12 Dichlorodifluoromethane CCl2F2 75-71-8 R 12B1 Difluorochlorobromomethane CBrClF2 353-59-3 R 12B2 Dibromodifluoromethane CBr2F2 75-61-6 R 13 Chlorotrifluoromethane CClF3 75-72-9 R 134a 1,1,1,2-Tetrafluoroethane C2H2F4 811-97-2 R 13B1 Trifluorobromomethane CBrF3 75-63-8 R 14 Tetrafluoromethane CF4 75-73-0 R 142b Chlorodifluoroethane C2H3ClF2 75-68-3 R 143a 1,1,1-Trifluoroethane C2H3F3 420-46-2 R 152a 1,1-difluoroethane C2H4F2 75-37-6 R 21 Dichlorofluoromethane CHCl2F 75-43-4 R 22 Chlorodifluoro methane CHClF2 75-45-6 R 23 Trifluoromethane CHF3 75-47-8 R-1216 Hexafluoropropylene C3F6 116-15-4 R-218 Perfluoropropane C3F8 76-19-7 RC 318 Octafluorobutene-2 C4F8 115-25-3 sec-Butanol C4H10O 78-92-2 Sevoflurane C4H3F7O 28523-86-6 Silane SiH4 7803-62-5 Silicon Tetrachloride SiCl4 10026-04-7 Silicon Tetrafluoride SiF4 7783-61-1 Styrene C8H8 100-42-5 Sulfur Dioxide SO2 94336-28-4 Sulfur Hexafluoride SF6 2551-62-4 Sulfur Tetrafluoride F4S 783-60-0 Sulfur Trioxide SO3 7446-11-9 Sulfuryl fluoride F2O2S 2699-79-8 tert-Butanol C4H10O 75-65-0 tert-Butylamine C4H11N 75-64-9 tert-Butylmercaptan C4H10S 75-66-1 Tetrachloroethylene C2Cl4 127-18-4 Tetrafluoroethylene C2F4 116-14-3 Tetrahydrofuran C4H8O 109-99-9 Tetrahydrothiophene C4H8S 110-01-0 Tetramethylsilane C4H12Si 75-76-3 Thiopene C4H4S 110-02-1 Titanium Tetrachloride TiCl4 7550-45-0 Toluene C7H8 108-88-3 Trans-1,2-Dichloroethylene C2H2Cl2 156-60-5 Trans-2-Butene C4H8 624-64-6 Trans-2-Pentene C5H10 646-04-8 Trichloroethylene C2HCl3 79-01-6 Trichlorosilane SiCl3H 10025-78-2 Triethyl Aluminium C6H15Al 97-93-8 Triethylamine C6H15N 121-44-8 Trimethylamine C3H9N 75-50-3 Trimethylboron B(CH3)3 593-90-8 Trimethylsilane C3H10Si 993-07-7 Tungsten Hexafluoride WF6 7783-82-6 Vinyl Acetate C4H6O2 108-05-4 Vinyl Acethlene C4H4 689-97-4 Vinyl bromide C2H3Br 593-60-2 Vinyl chloride C2H3Cl 75-01-4 Vinyl fluoride C2H3F 75-02-5 Vinyl Methyl Ether C3H6O 107-25-5 Vinylcyclohexane C8H14 695-12-5 Water H2O 7732-18-5 Xenon Xe 7440-63-3 ]

[ Glass Glass Increasing efficiency and quality levels in the glass industry There are many ways to increase combustion efficiency in glass melting. These include: Oxygen enrichment Oxygen jet Oxyfuel boosting Heating with oxyfuel only Using pure oxygen in combustion processes eliminates nitrogen from the process and increases flame temperatures. Solutions with oxyfuel also increase CO2 and H2O levels in the vicinity of the flame. Because these gases contribute greatly to thermal radiation, this makes the operation of gas burners more efficient. Burners for the glass industry → Decarbonization and performance increase → Treatment of glass and molds → Contact our experts Would you like to know which applications, products, or services best suit your company? Our experts are happy to help you think it through. Referred By Country *Lead Currency EUR - Euro Titel Lead source Web Company* First name* Last name* Address* Zip code (no spaces)* City* Phone* Email* Customer number (if applicable) Description* I have read the data protection policy of Linde Gas Benelux* ]

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If you want a new username, you will have to create a new account. The contact email address, where order confirmations are sent to, can be changed. If you want to change that email address, you can contact our customer service via the live chat (office hours) or via the online contact form . Password Passwords must be a minimum of 8 characters and meet the following criteria: - The password must contain lowercase and uppercase letters. - The password must contain at least one number and one letter. - The password must consist of at least three consecutive letters or numbers. - The password must not be the same as the username. - The password must not have been used before. How can I change my password? You can change your password after you have logged in. To do this, go to ´My Account´ and then to ´My Profile´. Select the option ´Change contact and password´. Here you can change your password. I forgot my password. What should I do? 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In addition, you can directly download the delivery documents of all orders. Invoices Where can I access my invoices? If you are logged in, you can select ´Invoices´ from the ´My Account´ section. There you can use filters or searches to find your invoice. Then you can select the invoice and download a copy invoice. Cylinder balance Where can I see my current cylinder balance? If you are logged in, you can choose 'Cylinder balance' via the 'My account' section. There you can select a delivery location and view the current cylinder balance for that location. Can I download my current cylinder balance as an excel file? Yes, you can. If you are logged in, you can choose 'Cylinder balance' via the 'My account' section. There you can select a delivery location and the current cylinder balance for that location will appear. If you navigate down you will see the option to download the overview as an Excel or CSV file in the lower left corner. My cylinder balance is not correct. How can I have this corrected? You can select the line(s) in the cylinder balance overview that you have questions/complaints about. After selecting the lines, click on ´Request additional information´. You will then be forwarded to our online contact form with your details already filled in. Please indicate in the field ´Request´ what is wrong or what you have questions about. Our customer service will then contact you. E-billing What is e-billing? E-billing is the digital delivery of invoices. These are then sent to you in PDF format via email. How can I sign up for e-billing? You can easily sign up for e-billing in the ´my profile´ section. If you are logged in, you will go to the ´my account´ section. Here you can click through to the ´my profile´ section. Choose "E-billing" in the menu. There you can enter the email address where you want to receive the invoices from now on. How can I change the email address for receiving invoices? 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