Nitrogen Generator

About Nitrogen Generators

Stanford Advanced Materials (SAM) manufactures custom nitrogen generators. Their systems are engineered for reliable operation. SAM designs nitrogen generation systems in capacities that meet specific requirements, production timelines and budget constraints. SAM also supplies a variety of nitrogen generators and accessories.

There are 2 types of nitrogen generators designed for distinct applications:

Membrane Nitrogen Generator:

The membrane system operates on the principle that different gas components permeate the membrane material at varying rates. Consequently, nitrogen, which permeates more slowly, is collected at the outlet of the membrane nitrogen generator.

PSA Nitrogen Generator (Pressure Swing Adsorption):

The PSA system utilises adsorption processes to produce nitrogen from air. This technology is employed in industrial installations to yield nitrogen of high purity.

Main Features of Nitrogen Generators:

Real-time Nitrogen Production: The generators produce nitrogen on demand, thereby eliminating the need for cylinder delivery, storage and handling.

Customisable Purity: The purity of the nitrogen can be adjusted precisely to meet specific requirements across various sectors.

Economic Solution: By eliminating cylinder rentals, deliveries and downtime, these systems reduce operating costs over the long term.

Compact Design: The generators are available in different sizes and are designed to integrate into any workspace without occupying excessive floor space.

Automated Integration: Nitrogen generators may be incorporated into existing systems and automated processes, thereby maintaining workflow continuity.

Applications of Nitrogen Generators:

Electronics Manufacturing: Nitrogen is supplied for soldering, for pick-and-place machinery and for wave soldering in printed circuit board assembly.

Food Packaging: Nitrogen-enriched atmospheres extend the shelf life of packaged food by preventing oxidation and spoilage.

Pharmaceutical Products: These generators produce nitrogen for controlled environments, protecting sensitive pharmaceutical products from moisture and oxidation.

Chemical Inertisation: Nitrogen is employed in the chemical industry for inerting purposes to prevent unintended chemical reactions.

Automotive Industry: Nitrogen is used for tyre inflation to maintain pressure stability, enhance safety and prolong tyre lifespan.

Quality Assurance in Nitrogen Generators:

Nitrogen generators are sourced from established manufacturers known for their commitment to quality, reliability and continual improvement. Each generator is subjected to stringent tests to ensure compliance with relevant industrial standards.