Vanzetti Engineering to highlight cryogenic pump range at Gastech 2025

With a focus on solutions tailored to support the evolving needs of the energy transition, the company will showcase its full range of cryogenic pumps developed for both marine and land-based applications.

The 53rd edition of Gastech will convene energy professionals from across the globe, reinforcing the role of natural gas and its derivatives in enabling a secure, low-carbon energy mix. Against this backdrop, Vanzetti Engineering aims to underline the pivotal role of cryogenic systems in ensuring the safe, efficient and scalable use of LNG within diverse operational contexts.

Andrea Capuani, chief commercial officer at Vanzetti Engineering, highlighted the significance of Gastech as a platform to exchange technical expertise and engage with global stakeholders. “This exhibition gives us the opportunity to share our technological vision on the future of cryogenic systems with advanced pumping solutions that are ready for the new energy challenges,” he said.

The company’s product portfolio includes the well-established ARTIKA Series of submerged cryogenic pumps and the VT-3 high-pressure reciprocating pumps, both widely adopted by fuel gas system integrators in the marine sector. Vanzetti Engineering’s equipment supports dual-fuel propulsion systems and onboard fuel gas supply installations, areas where reliable cryogenic technology is essential.

In addition to serving shipboard needs, the firm also addresses requirements from small- and medium-scale LNG terminals. This includes the ARTIKA 300 pump, available in single or two-stage configurations and capable of delivering up to 270 m³/h, and the recently developed ARTIKA 400. The latter is designed specifically to meet increasing market demands for higher flow rates and pressure levels in offshore and industrial LNG operations.

Further expanding its offering, Vanzetti Engineering will also display the new ESK-IMO Series of retractable submerged pumps. Developed for the industrial small terminal segment, these additions reflect the company’s intention to offer a complete range of solutions across the LNG value chain.

Visitors to Gastech will be able to examine mock-ups of several flagship models, including the VT-3 Series, ARTIKA 160-2S and the new ESK-IMO 230, providing insights into the mechanical configuration, use cases, and control system integration.

Vanzetti Engineering’s forward strategy includes enhancing after-sales service responsiveness, improving technical support and shortening turnaround times for customers. The company is also investing in the development of bio-LNG technologies as part of its commitment to decarbonisation and sustainable energy solutions.