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Pressure Swing Adsorption (PSA) Nitrogen Generators
MIDIGAS - Nitrogen Gas Generators - Pressure Swing Adsorption (PSA)
Compressed Gas Technologies Inc. MIDIGAS PSA (Pressure Swing MIDIGAS Nitrogen Gas Generators Adsorption) nitrogen generators are designed for low flow applications that require high purity nitrogen (>99.5%). Nitrogen is used as a clean, dry, inert gas primarily for removing oxygen from products and/or processes. MIDIGAS nitrogen gas generators provide an on-demand, continuous source of nitrogen gas. Continuous nitrogen as sources can be used in a wide range of industries such as food, beverage, pharmaceutical, laboratory, chemical, heat treatment, electronics, transportation, oil and gas and laser cutting. MIDIGAS nitrogen gas generators produce nitrogen gas from compressed air and offer a cost-effective, reliable and safe alternative to traditional nitrogen gas supplies such as cylinder or liquid.
MAXIGAS - PSA Nitrogen Generators
MAXIGAS PSA nitrogen generators use patented technology to produce an uninterrupted supply of gaseous nitrogen, on site. This compact system is ideally suited for low-flow, high purity applications that presently employ high-pressure gas cylinders or dewars of nitrogen. With MAXIGAS PSA nitrogen generators, the inconvenience of gas cylinders and liquid dewars is eliminated. Nitrogen is generated at your location, continuously and reliably, requiring only a supply of compressed air.
HPN - PSA Nitrogen Generators
HPN PSA nitrogen generators use patented technology to produce Are HPN PSA Nitrogen Generators right for you?an uninterrupted supply of gaseous nitrogen, on site. This compact system of nitrogen generation is ideally suited for high flow applications that presently employ liquid nitrogen bulk delivery systems. With the HPN PSA nitrogen generators, the inconvenience of daily, weekly or monthly deliveries is eliminated. Nitrogen generation is accomplished at your location, continuously and reliably, requiring only a supply of compressed air.
