While Ferox forged its reputation in the air gas industry it has also been instrumental in the adoption of LNG as a safe, economic and clean burning fuel alternative for transport and energy. Pioneering projects attributable to the Chart Ferox team include:

• Small-scale LNG multi-functional receiving terminals including jetty bunkering, filling hubs for road trailers and rail cars and regasification unit to cover local energy demand
• Bunkering and LNG fueling systems for marine vessels
• LNG virtual pipeline - bringing natural gas to areas not connected to the grid
• Developing the fueling infrastructure for natural gas vehicles
• Nitrogen vaporization and storage packages for floating LNG (FLNG)
• In a JV with VTG, Chart Ferox developed a rail car for the safe transportation of LNG on Europe’s rail network

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Spare Parts, Field Servicing & Repairs

Spare Parts - OEM replacement items for the complete product range including historic and obsolete models. Huge inventory and same-day shipment for stock items.

For more details vist feroxparts.com or view our Spare Parts Catalog

Field Service - fully qualified technicians available to carry out on-site service, installation, commissioning repair, and maintenance of Chart Ferox systems, piping, and related cryogenic equipment. Teams can be deployed rapidly, especially in emergency situations.

Repairs and Refurbishment - re-test, repair and rehabilitation of cryogenic equipment and systems to ''as new" factory standards:

• Bulk tanks - repair facility is integrated with our manufacturing sites, so repairs will always incorporate the latest updates and standards in equipment design and manufacturing processes
• Trailers and ISO containers - from simple leak and plumbing repairs to complete replacement of piping and valve components.
• Cylinders - state-of-the-art repair centers for beverage and liquid cylinders in the Czech Republic, Germany, France and Italy. Repair centers are staffed by factory-trained personnel who restore cylinders to like-new condition using the same parts, processes, and techniques employed on newly manufactured units.