Parker is the recognized leader in filtration, purification, and gas generation technology. Today, through a significant investment in research and development, Parker Lab Gas Generator products, including high-purity lab gas generators, have become the industry benchmark for quality and reliability. Moreover, all Parker lab gas generators meet NFPA 50A regulations and are the first gas generators built to meet worldwide laboratory standards: CSA, UL, and IEC 61010.
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Gas generators in laboratories are used to produce specific types of gases on demand, offering a convenient and safe alternative to high-pressure gas cylinders. These generators are designed to supply a continuous or on-demand flow of pure gas for various laboratory applications, including but not limited to gas chromatography (GC), liquid chromatography-mass spectrometry (LC-MS), and other analytical, synthesis, or preservation techniques. The use of gas generators can significantly enhance laboratory safety, efficiency, and productivity.
Gas generators are a critical component in modern laboratories, providing a reliable, safe, and efficient source of high-purity gases for a wide range of scientific applications. Generators can significantly improve laboratory operations, contributing to better experimental outcomes and a safer working environment. Key benefits include:
On-site lab gas nitrogen production is a practical and cost-effective solution for many laboratories that require a steady and reliable supply of nitrogen gas. There are mainly two technologies commonly used for on-site nitrogen generation: Pressure Swing Adsorption (PSA) and Membrane Nitrogen Generation. Each method has its advantages and is suitable for different requirements in terms of purity, flow rate, and application. It is also important to consider operating costs and maintenance.