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Quintus Technologies, the high pressure manufacturing technology specialist based in Västerås, Sweden, has placed an order for two of FIBA Technologies’ 4-tube ground storage packs operating at 303 bar. FIBA’s International Sales Manager, JC Poussin, comments:  “Quintus...

Messer has supplied FIBA’s tubes for a hydrogen refueling station at an auto manufacturer in South Carolina.  The high pressure storage system will feature 22 tubes, each be capable of storing 34.1 kg of hydrogen at 450 bar, for the refuelling of a growing number of forklifts ...

FIBA Technologies has invested $2 million in new CNC machinery to increase its manufacturing capacity at its Massachusetts vessel-making plant. The new horizontal milling machine sits at the heart of FIBA’s tube machining station. It increases capacity by over 50 percent in thi...

We're proud that FIBA Technologies Inc. has received DOT approval to conduct requalification of DOT-SP 16524 ‘Quantum’ cylinders at our Midvale, OH site. We have also successfully completed the first testing on the composite design. Contact ChrisFINN@FIBATech.com to schedul...

FIBA’s new sales manager, Victor Williams, is already a familiar face at the company’s East Greenville, Pennsylvania site. Victor was previously FIBA’s quality assurance manager in Pennsylvania, and he has returned after three years gaining invaluable experience elsewhere i...

A high pressure helium skid has been returned to FIBA Technologies after being utilized to fill aerostats (an unmanned, lighter-than-air aircraft) as used in surveillance at the US borders and to protect troops serving abroad. On inspecting the skid, the FIBA team was surprised t...

Massachusetts-based AGP, one of the leading helium distributors in the US, has invested in four ambient vaporizers and one electric vaporizer from FinnCo, which manufactures a full range of low-pressure, high pressure and pressure-building ambient vaporizers as well as electric v...

The FIBA Technologies team were saddened to receive the news that former Rayne, Louisiana plant foreman Jerry ‘Mac’ McCoy passed away at the weekend, aged 77. Mac worked at FIBA for almost 20 years and was respected by all who dealt with him, leaving us with very fond memorie...