
Worthington Industries
February 24, 2015 By LP Gas
Worthington Industries is an industrial manufacturing company and global supplier of pressure cylinders delivering innovative solutions to customers that…
Read MoreWorthington Industries is an industrial manufacturing company and global supplier of pressure cylinders delivering innovative solutions to customers that…
Read MoreWorthington Industries developed a doughnut-shaped autogas fuel tank that fits in the spare tire space of a car…
Read MoreThe pressure cylinders segment of Worthington Industries Inc. has acquired Palmer Manufacturing & Tank Inc.
Read MoreWorthington Industries’ pressure cylinders segment acquired the Westerman Companies.
Read MoreWorthington is expanding its presence in the alternative fuels cylinder market.
Read MoreAs the cost of steel keeps going up, with propane-tank pricing bursting at the seams, marketers are facing a conundrum when trying to save money on LPG delivery by making fewer runs and installing larger vessels at accounts drawing heftier loads.
Read MoreWith more than 35 years of industry experience, Worthington Cylinders continues to exceed industry standards and customer expectations with the products we manufacture, the services we provide and the people we employ. This commitment to excellence has made Worthington Cylinders the world’s leading manufacturer of pressure vessels.
Read More•DOT to renew 5% special permit through 2012, Barrett says•Worthington issues another price hike•DOT, NTTC want hazmat truck equipment mandate
Read MoreWhen the CLEAR Act passed the House and Senate late last summer, and was signed into law in August, many in the propane industry were thrilled with the possibilities. With tax credits now available for the implementation and use of alternative fuel in cleaner, more environmentally friendly vehicles, propane sales were sure to grow.
Read MoreIt should come as no surprise to propane marketers that the cost of doing business keeps going up, up and up. Industry suppliers are facing similar increases on the raw materials coming into their factory doors, resulting in higher price tags on the products they sell.
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