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Messer: “Looking for new opportunities” Messer, the largest privately managed industrial gases specialist, achieved consolidated sales of 1.146 billion euros and an operating profit (EBITDA) of 249 million euros in the 2016 financial year. Last year the Messer Group made investments totalling 147 million euros. A large part went into new production facilities in China, Poland, Slovenia and Vietnam as well as into developing the Group’s ASEAN business (ASEAN = Association of Southeast Asian Nations).

Protection for material and budgets In die casting, it is hardly avoidableto prevent the formation of thin burrs at the seams – burrs which must then be removed after the casting process The use of liquid nitrogen and a gentle blasting medium allows this to be done fully automatically and without causing any damage. Deburring zinc, aluminium, titanium and magnesium die castings is thus made easy. This technology can dramatically reduce costs and reject rates – and the industrial gases specialist Messer will be demonstrating how from 12 to 14 January 2016 at EUROGUSS in Hall 6 / 6-241. Batteries as high-efficiency energy storage The Adolf-Messer Prize, which is worth 50,000 euros, was awarded on the 30 th of November 2015 at the TU Darmstadt technical university. Bai-Xiang Xu, Junior Professor and head of the mechanics of functional materials department at the TU Darmstadt, was awarded the prize for her research project. The project makes an important contribution to making the all-pervasive lithium ion battery, which is crucial to today's energy storage devices, substantially more durable.

Monster hunter freedom unite ppsspp. Industrial gases manufacturer Messer expands its Siegen site Since its re-entry into the German industrial gases market in 2007, Messer, the largest privately run industrial gases specialist, has invested a total of more than seven million euros in the Siegen site and a further 150 million euros in its German business as a whole. The family company has now invested some 2.5 million euros in expanding the cylinder filling plant in Siegen, boosting production capacity by 100,000 cylinders a year with immediate effect.