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“Say hello to hydrogen” Watch the first of our “Linde Hydrogen: from A to Zero” series and learn about the most important steps in the manufacturing process around the technology of our future. | Linde plc

3.9K views · 44 reactions | #FastFact: Did you know Linde helps freeze 1 million tons of shrimp every year? 戀❄️ Our cryogenic freezing and cooling solutions use either carbon dioxide or nitrogen to rapidly lower the temperature of food products, ensuring natural preservation through refrigeration. #LindeIsEverywhere | Linde plc | Facebook

1.5K views · 75 reactions | Here comes part 3 of our "It's a Linde" series – and it’s all about safety: because that’s what Linde Material Handling stands for since decades. Our safety expert Fabian Zimmermann introduces you to our latest addition to the innovative Linde Safety Guard system: the interactive warning vest. Curious? Find out how it works in our video! More information: https://bit.ly/33dk6Nw | Linde Material Handling | Facebook

Technology continues to evolve, and so too does the speed of work. In this video from 1936, you can see how laborious the process was to weigh acetone bottles before filling them with gas. #LindeIsEverywhere | Linde plc

15 reactions |  In an experiment from the 1950s, a cigarette was soaked in liquid oxygen. Do you have any idea what effect this has when the cigarette is then lit? #LindeIsEverywhere | Linde plc | Facebook

34 reactions |  In the past, Linde manufactured small refrigerators and fridges for supermarkets, among others. After years of boom, however, Linde withdrew from this segment in the 1960s. See more in this archive video. #LindeProductive | Linde plc | Facebook

35 reactions | With the building of city butcheries initiated by new German legislation during the late 19th century, the demand for cold storage houses for meat and other food products rose – another driving force for sales of refrigeration machines. The first cold storage facility for meat was built in Bremen, Germany in 1882, with Carl von Linde called in as an adviser. #LindeIsEverywhere | Linde plc | Facebook