History

Wessington Cryogenics was established by Eddie Rowe and Brian Bennett-Cowell

Opened our very first factory, a 2,500 sq ft unit at 23 Phoenix Road in Washington, UK

Received our very first sales order: PHV-2000 Liquid Nitrogen Road Transport Tank

Received our first net zero order: a Bio LNG Fuel Tank

Received our first export order of DF Dewars to be shipped to the Netherlands

Due to the demand for a higher capacity, Wessington moved into a 14,000 sq ft space within the Philadelphia Complex in Houghton-Le-Spring

Designed, developed and manufactured our first tanks for the well service industry: OSV-8000

Designed, developed and manufactured the very first, world-leading ISOPACK 2000

Expanded operations into a 40,000 sq ft space within the Philadelphia Complex to keep up with demand

Designed, developed and manufactured the first CRYOPACK 3000

Manufactured our largest tank to date: A 100,000 litre liquid nitrogen transport tank

Updated our business logo to closer reflect our industry

Once again relocated business to keep up with demand, this time moving into the 70,000 sq ft factory in Houghton-Le Spring, which we still operate in today

Designed and manufactured our first 20,000 litre liquid helium tank

Rebranded once again to a more modern style logo

Wessington Cryogenics was acquired by Colin Robertson, Robertson Campbell Investments

Designed and manufactured our very first liquid hydrogen tank

Celebrating our 40th anniversary of doing business, with a special logo to commemorate the milestone

Our founder, Eddie Rowe, pays a visit to Wessington to celebrate the 40th anniversary with us, over a decade after retiring