Nitrogen Generators Dealers in Navi Mumbai

• Voltage: 230 V
• Moisture Content: More than 2 ppm
• Supply: 230 V AC +/- 10%, 50 Hz
• Oxygen: More than 5 ppm
• Total Hydro Carbon: More than 0.3 ppm
• CO & CO2: More than 2 ppm
• Purity of Gas: UHP / GC Grade
• Micron Particulates: More than 0.01 Micron
• Capacity of Gas: 300 ml/Min at 6 kg/cm & 800 ml/Min at 6 kg/cm
• Method of Purification: Pressure Swing Adsorption (PSA)
• Room Temperature: 5 - 30 oC

• Type: Psa Nitrogen Gas Generators
• Certification: CE Certified, ISO 9001:2008
• Application: Making Nitrogen Gas
• Color: Blue, SKY BLUE
• Voltage: 220V
• Condition: New
• Capacity: 500-1000nm/hr, 2-500 NM3/HR
• Automatic Grade: Automatic
• Driven Type: Pneumatic
• Warranty: 1year
• Country of Origin: India

Nitrogen as an inert gas is a very valued lab gas and is used for a number of lab applications. Application: Nitrogen finds it’s application in labs in Auto samplers, GC’s, LC/MS, Spectrometer, Nuclear Magnetic resonance (NMR), Protein analyzer, Solvent evaporators, Thermal galvanic Analyzer(TGA), Total Organic Carbon Analyzer etc. For Gas chromatography (GC) Nitrogen is widely used in Gas chromatography because Most gas chromatography column stationary phases are based on modified polysiloxane or polyethylene glycol materials. These materials oxidize in the presence of oxygen at elevated temperatures. This behavior, known in part as bleed, will very quickly degrade the performance of the column. FOR Liquid Chromatography-Mass Spectrometry (LCMS) LC-MS uses a HPLC system but at the point of the liquid mobile phases leaving the column the liquid sample is sprayed to produce micro-droplets. These evaporate rapidly releasing ionized analyte molecules which can then be separated in the MS. Large flow sprays can benefit from additional atomization or nebulisation using a high flow of Nitrogen.

The main ingredient of Nitrogen Plant is CMS (CARBON MOLECULER SIEVE) and CMS is having indefinite pores on the surface, which adsorb the molecules of Oxygen, Moisture and Unwanted gases from compressed air. Nitrogen gas, which is not adsorbed into the surface of CMS comes out from adsorbed tower and collects in the surge vessel.

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