Morgan Rushworth Nitrogen Generators

A nitrogen generator is a device designed to produce high-purity nitrogen gas on demand, directly from the air. These generators work by extracting nitrogen from compressed air through a process known as Pressure Swing Adsorption (PSA) or membrane separation. The resulting nitrogen gas can be used in various industrial applications, including laser cutting, food packaging, electronics manufacturing, and chemical processing.

By producing nitrogen in-house, businesses can reduce reliance on gas cylinder deliveries, lower operational costs, and ensure a continuous supply of nitrogen. Nitrogen generators are highly efficient, cost-effective, and can be customised to meet specific purity requirements and flow rates. Compact and easy to install, they offer a reliable and sustainable solution for industries that require a steady supply of nitrogen. Whether for preserving product quality or enhancing production efficiency, a nitrogen generator is a valuable asset in any modern industrial setup.

Why choose a Morgan Rushworth Nitrogen Generator ?

Water separator for inlet of feed pressure air, 1 unit
Water discharge system with zero air loss, 1 unit (Zeromat)
Line filters for feeding pressurized air, 2 units (0,5 and 0,01 mg/m3)
Outlet filter, 1 pc, 0.01 mg/m3
Pneumatic valves
PLC control system with fully automated operations
Pressure switch for automated Idle-Mode
Sensor for compressed air inlet
Exhaust mufflers
Regulator for nitrogen pressure
Nitrogen Purity Up to 99.999%
Nitrogen Pressure up to 300 bar (g) (With Nitrogen Booster Compressor)
Min. Air Pressure 6 Bar
Max. Particle Consumption – 0.01µm

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