Vanzetti Engineering

Vanzetti Engineering presented the ESK-IMO for the marine and industrial market at an international event dedicated to LNG market trends, culminating in a demonstration at the company's headquarters

Vanzetti Engineering has launched a research collaboration with the German Aerospace Center (DLR) focused on liquid hydrogen pumping technology. The first successfully completed project involves the development of a test bench for LH2 pumps

Vanzetti Engineering closed 2025 with an overall positive balance, driven above all by the marine sector, and looks with confidence to 2026 by focusing on product innovation and emerging markets

Vanzetti Engineering, the Italian company, will be a featured exhibitor at Gastech 2025 in Milan, Italy. They will showcase their high and low-pressure cryogenic pumps for liquefied natural gas (LNG) and industrial gases

Vanzetti Engineering will participate at Gastech 2022 (Fiera Milano, 5-8 September 2022) with its range of Artika series submerged cryogenic pumps for LNG.

Vanzetti Engineering has developed the new HDM series to expand its range of cryogenic centrifugal pumps on board tanker trucks.

Vanzetti Engineering cryogenic pumps were chosen as part of the Aria Project of the National Institute of Nuclear Physics (INFN) in partnership with Carbosulcis, a company owned by the Sardinia Region. Aria Project is a cryogenic distillation tower for the production of high purity enriched stable i...

Vanzetti Engineering supplied its cryogenic pumps for an important project involving the reconversion to gas of 60 percent of the vehicles of Contarina, a public waste management company operating in 49 municipalities in the province of Treviso, in Northern Italy.

In biogas micro liquefaction plants, the role of the cryogenic pump is at the end of the process, once the biogas is in the storage tank: the pump is used to transfer the product and represents the last communicating element between the plant and the company that must pick up the product and take it...

LNG for ship vessels, a reality that now knows no borders or territorial limits. According to Riviera Maritime Media, “by 2023, the global LNG bunkering fleet will be five times as large as it was in 2018, reaching 50 vessels, underpinning the uptake of LNG as a fuel by international shipping.” LNG ...