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January 6, 2020
2019 Success Positions Applied Energy Systems for Continued Growth in the New Year
AES’ Momentum Fueled by New Product Enhancements and Offerings, Key Customer Wins, and Complete Integration of Its New Purifier Division
December 9, 2019
The Big Three: Essential Considerations for Selecting a Gas Delivery Partner
As today’s technology landscape continues to evolve, so too does our reliance on high purity gas. In fact, many of the innovations used in our everyday lives—ranging from chips in mobile devices, to LED lights, to 3D printed goods—rely on high and ultra high purity (UHP) gases during the manufacturing process. In order to ensure […]
October 23, 2019
The Lifeblood of Innovation: 3 Applications that are Enabled by Pure Gas Delivery
From smartphones to life-saving medical devices, many of the innovations we leverage in our daily lives are reliant on processes that require access to high and ultra high purity (UHP) gases. As applications continue to evolve, process gas specifications naturally evolve with them; and yet, no matter how diverse the applications are, the integral role […]
September 20, 2019
The Properties of Gas Purity: Criteria for a Gas Purification Solution
Over the past few weeks, we’ve been exploring various properties of gas purity. In our first post, we discussed the three primary technologies leveraged in physical gas separation. In our second post, we shifted our focus to gas purification media and the specific trace impurities they eliminate. In this, our final issue of our “The […]
November 30, 2015
SEMI-GAS® Introduces Its Xturion™ Adaptable Source System to Enable Flexible Delivery of a Wide Range of Gases within One Custom-Engineered Solution
SEMI-GAS® has unveiled the Xturion™ Adaptable Source System as the newest offering developed through its Applied Solutions custom-engineering process. The flexibility built into this system gives operators a single solution to deliver a wide range of gases—including hazardous, nonhazardous, compressed and liquefied gases—in typical, high, and low delivery flows as needed to accommodate application demands.