Capillary GC Columns | Nitrogen Gas Generators

A Zero-air gas generator is a system that produces zero air for laboratory applications. Zero air, which is utilized in many laboratories for analytical purposes, is pure, dry, hydrocarbon-free, and pollutant-free. The presence of hydrocarbons in the air, particularly methane, may have an impact on analytical findings. To supply demanding applications pollutants like CO2, CO, NOx, and SO2 are removed from the air and leave only pure and dry air with a zero air gas generator. When an integrated compressor is employed, LNI zero air generators can reduce the total hydrocarbons in ambient or externally compressed air to less than 0.05 ppm. A catalytic oven that is palladium-filled is used to filter the hydrocarbons. Hydrocarbon reduction, particularly the reduction of methane and carbon monoxide, improves baseline stability and lowers background noise levels, significantly raising detector sensitivity and guaranteeing accurate analytical results. Benefits of On-site Zero-air gas gener...