THAT’S ENTERTAINMENT
Not only are gases are just as important as water and electricity in industrial applications – we also encounter them time and again in our leisure.
Helium carries balloons to the sky in large numbers. Dry ice fog conjures up a mystical atmosphere on the stage or accompanies spectacular lighting effects. And artists who work with metals use welding gases to fashion their steles and sculptures. But the glittering allure of jewelry and the delightful taste of wine are also areas where gases help create extra special moments.
JEWELRY
Simply brilliant
GAS AS SIMPLE, FAST AND SAFE FILLING MATERIAL FOR BALLOONS
Buoyant mood
DIVING
Safety at great depths
SIMULATION OF EXPLOSIONS
So (non) hazardous!
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
Sounds good!
CARBON DIOXIDE FOR PAPER PRODUCTION
Versatile usage
THERMAL SPA
Natural relaxation
PRODUCTION OF OPTICAL GLASS
Efficient clarity
CARBON DIOXIDE FOR FOG MACHINES
Dancing in the fog
NITROGEN IN THE RECYCLING PROCESS
Playful recycling
ARTIFICIAL CORUNDUM
High-carat purity
WELDING AND CUTTING
Designer piece
WELDING TECHNOLOGY FOR STAGE TRUSSES
Best supporting role