Design and Installation of Gas Systems
Gas Systems and Products
New England installers of Bulk and MicroBulk Gas Systems
Middlesex Gases is recognized as a leader in New England when it comes to designing and installing innovative products. Our advanced technology includes manifolds, regulators, process piping, vacuum piping, bulk and MicroBulk systems. We have been installing specialty gas systems for over 35 years, which has translated into years of valuable experience. Our technicians have been factory-trained at Concoa, SGD, Chart, Harris, and Taylor Wharton. If you are looking for a supplier who will design, engineer and turnkey your entire specialty gas project, look no further. We work with commercial customers throughout Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, Connecticut and New England and provide the right product for the application, driving a competitive advantage for our customer and company.
Vacuum Jacketed Piping
Middlesex Gases specializes in designing and installing vacuum insulated pipe systems. This unique product is also referred to as Vacuum Jacketed Pipe, Cryogenic Pipe or Super Insulated Vacuum Line (SIVL). We are proud to have engineered, designed, installed and maintained cryogenic transfer systems for a wide variety of organizations, from start-ups to Fortune 500 companies. Our expertise brings value to a diverse set of markets such as pharmaceutical, biotech, aerospace, clean energy, food and beverage, semiconductor, electronics and solar.
Pad Design and Installation
Middlesex Gases has worked on bulk pad installations from 13,000 gallons down to 1,500-liter MicroBulk tanks. We can design a bulk pad to meet your specific requirements in the most challenging applications. We can also supply standard bulk tank specifications for your specific tank size upon your request.
- Permanent Pads
- Temporary Skid-Mounted Pads
- Fencing and Crash Protection
- Other creative solutions available
Pad Specifications
Each city and town has their own pad specification guidelines, therefore you will need to contact your local municipality for pad spec approval.