Two models are now available, producing up to 2.5lpm of hydrocarbon-free air from an existing compressed air supply and 250cc/min of fuel-grade hydrogen from deionised water
Expensive, dangerous, and hazardous cylinders of zero grade air and hydrogen gas used to supply chromatography equipment can now be eliminated with a new FID-2500 Gas Station from Parker Hannifin.
Two models of the FID Gas Station are now available, producing up to 2.5lpm of hydrocarbon-free air from an existing compressed air supply and 250cc/min of fuel-grade hydrogen from deionised water.
Special features include high-tech ergonomic cabinet design, state-of-the-art catalysis module, visual operational status display, and exceptional gas purity and automatic water filling for continuous operation.
These generators will allow cylinder gas users to supply, control, and automate their gas supplies.
Equipment sensitivity is significantly enhanced as zero air purity exceeds cylinder gas quality as hydrocarbon content is less than 0.05ppm (50ppb) and is measured as methane.
A single FID Gas Station can support six GC-FIDs all at once.
