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Our new Genius range offers superb technical performance in the lab and comes with our 'world class' after sales service as standard.
The 'NM32LA' Nitrogen Generator has been specifically designed to operate LCMS manufactured by Waters Corporation, Thermo Fisher Scientific, Agilent Technologies, Shimadzu, Bruker and similar, producing the required flow rates, purities and pressures to cater for the requirements of this application.
Extensively tested under supervision of Peak and LCMS Manufacturers, the 'NM32LA' has been approved to supply Nitrogen to their LCMS Applications.
The 'NM32LA' generates Nitrogen through the application of 'Membrane Technology'. Nitrogen membranes separate gases by the principle of selective permeation across the nitrogen membrane wall."Fast" gases permeate through the nitrogen membrane wall more readily than "slow" gases, thus separating the original gas mixture into 2 streams. The purity of the desired streams can be adjusted depending on operating conditions.
Internal air compressors further make the 'NM32LA' a stand-alone, self- sufficient Nitrogen Generator, independent from external air sources.
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