2008
Texol carried out electronics work and metal fabrication and was behind the midgeater - a device used to kill Scotland`s infamous midgies.

2009
Texol forced to close its doors as major customer moves abroad. The firm went into administration on 3 February 2009, as no buyer could be found.

2009
Karen and Partner buys the nitrogen generator devision of the company, which become Texol Gasgen Ltd. The new business moved to Elderpark Workspace, Glasgow.

2010
Texol gasgen added compressor systems to its nitrogen generators, this provided its customers with greater freedom is how to use their labs.

2010
Texol launched a TurboVap in 2010, capable of delivering 300L/min of nitrogen. Delivering even more options on flow rate and purity than ever before.

2012
Karen Cromar takes over the company, as Managing Director and rebrands as Apex Gasgen. Delivering a modernised design and approach to customer care and service.

2013
Apex launches combination generaters, a new approach to gas generating provides even more customisation, and a more efficient system.

2018
Development of a new larger ultra-pure nitrogen generator. The Nevis 25C is able to produce 25 litres/minute of highly pure nitrogen (99.9995% N2)

2020
Apex launches the Total Cellar System, the latest strive for innovation by the company. The TCS reduces CO2 reliance and reoccurring costs for the client.

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