Global Leaders in Cryogenic Tank Manufacturing

 

Global Leaders in Cryogenic Tank Manufacturing

DSW Engineering is a leading supplier of cryogenic tanks and ISO tank containers. We offer industry-leading manufacturing capabilities and deliver cryogenic storage tanks with exceptional stability and reliability.

What is a Cryogenic Tank?

Cryogenic tanks are specialized storage vessels designed to keep liquefied gases—such as oxygen, nitrogen, helium, argon, and hydrogen—at temperatures below -150°C. These tanks use a combination of low temperatures and pressure to store gases in a liquid state, enhancing storage density and reducing liquefaction energy requirements.

cryogenic tanks for liquid gases


What Are Tank Containers?

Tank containers are essential for transporting liquids, gases, and hazardous materials. They come in various sizes and types to ensure safe and efficient shipping, including ISO containers. Choosing the correct tank container is crucial for maintaining the integrity of bulk products, chemicals, and food-grade materials during transport.

DSW Engineering has been recognized by the General Administration of Customs of China since 2019, highlighting our ongoing commitment to providing high-quality cryogenic storage solutions.

Key Cryogenic Tank Manufacturers

  • LAPESA GRUPO EMPRESARIAL: A leading manufacturer specializing in pressure vessels and storage solutions for liquefied gases, including LPG and LNG.

  • Chart Industries: Known for its advanced cryogenic equipment, Chart Industries serves a wide range of energy and industrial gas applications globally.

  • Worthington Industries:  Provides gas storage, transport, and fueling systems, focusing on sustainable mobility and being the first in its industry to offer Cradle to Cradle Certified™ products.

  • Linde Engineering: Offers high-quality cryogenic tanks with capacities ranging from 3,000 to over 100,000 litres, adhering to the European Pressure Equipment Directive.

  • Cryolor (Air Liquide): Specializes in cryogenic tank solutions for transporting liquefied gases with products, including swap-body tankers and ISO containers.

  • M1 Engineering: A specialist in cryogenic distribution equipment, including semitrailers and microbulk units, focusing on the safe and cost-effective distribution of various liquefied gases.

  • Auguste Cryogenics: Provides cryogenic tanks from 2,000 to 350,000 litres with superior vacuum technology and stainless steel piping for durability and thermal performance.

  • Cryofab: Offers a range of cryogenic products for research, medical, and industrial applications, including high-quality cryogenic valves and equipment.

  • Wessington Cryogenics: Provides a range of cryogenic storage solutions and maintenance services, ensuring compliance with pressure vessel codes and offering refurbishment services.

Market Overview

The global cryogenic tanks market was valued at USD 5.7 billion in 2019 and is projected to grow at a CAGR of 4.9% from 2020 to 2027. Growth is driven by increased demand for low-temperature operations in industries such as metal processing, healthcare, and food technology. However, challenges such as cryogenic leakages and high capital costs may impact market growth.

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