Gas generators are used for supplying or monitoring a regular flow of a high purity gas such as nitrogen, hydrogen or zero air for applications such as gas chromatography. Gas analyzers can be used in supply chain processes and laboratory experiments with portable analyzers for monitoring CO<sub>2</sub> and O<sub>2</sub> levels as well as trace gases. Regular flow can be produced with gas control modules and flow meters. Find the best gas generators and analyzers in our peer-reviewed product directory: compare products, check customer reviews and receive pricing direct from manufacturers.
The models LISAS ZA are designed to supply any analytical application that require this purity and outflow of ZA. This model is to be used exclusively in a laboratory environment. With this generator the customer will never be closest to his Zero Air production. Compressed Air passes throughout a hot catalytic chamber to remove CO, CH4 and HC. After the purification process, Air is filtered of remaining particulates down t…
The models LISAS N2 are designed to supply any analytical application that require this purity and outflow of N2. This model is to be used exclusively in a laboratory environment. With this generator the customer will never be closest to his Nitrogen production. Based on the field proven Pressure Swing Adsorbtion (PSA) technology, Nitrogen is extracted from a set of filters filled up with CMS. After the extracting process,…
The models LISAS H2 are designed to supply any analytical application that require this purity and outflow of H2. This model is to be used exclusively in a laboratory environment. With this generator the customer will never be closest to his Hydrogen production. Based on the field proven Solid Polymer Electrolyte (PEM) cell technology, pure Hydrogen is produced at low pressure from electricity and high quality distilled wa…
Advanced Portable Photosynthesis System
The Munro series provides flexibility to match your system requirements
Supply clean, dry, hydrocarbon-free air perfect for FIDs (Flame Ionization Detectors) and FPDs (Flame Photometric Detectors)
