The air used in the laboratory has strict requirements. In order to ensure the normal operation of experiments, it is necessary to treat the air we come into contact with in daily life so that it can be used, thus giving birth to the air generator! The air generator has replaced the traditional high-pressure air bottle.
An air generator generally consists of an air pump/compressor, a stabilizing system, a pressure control system, a purification system, and a display system.
The gas system adopts voltage stabilization and overvoltage protection devices to improve the stability of gas pressure and ensure the safety and reliability of instrument use. Equipped with drainage and dust filtration devices, and using stainless steel gas storage tanks instead of carbon steel storage tanks, the purity of compressed air is greatly improved, which can meet the matching needs of imported and domestic gas chromatographs.
The air generator purifies natural air to remove moisture, oil, and impurities, and outputs stable and clean air through a pressure regulator. It has the characteristics of stable output pressure and low noise, making it an ideal air source to replace high-pressure air bottles.