CGT nitrogen generators are installed in private labs; universities; pharmaceutical companies providing high quality lab gas nitrogen for many years. These plug and play systems eliminate the need to handle high pressure cylinders or liquid nitrogen dewars, providing rapid ROI’s.
Nitrogen Generators are extremely reliable and very cost effective solutions for industrial applications such as electronics, rapid prototyping, military, aerospace, heat treat, and aluminum extrusion.
Nitrogen Generators are used for MAP (modified atmospheric packaging), CAS (controlled atmospheric storage), sparging, blanketing, and bottling. Customers range from snack foods, coffee, wineries, breweries, oil refineries, and oil packaging.
CGT nitrogen generators have been supplying nitrogen to the oil & gas industry since 2001 for uses such as laboratories, gas seals, off-shore, instrumentation, blanketing and purging.
How On-Site Nitrogen Works
The air we breathe is roughly 78% nitrogen and 21% oxygen. By simply taking atmospheric air and compressing it to >100 psig, we can th...
Compressed Gas Technologies Inc. with offices in Michigan, United States and Ontario, Canada has been in business for 15 years. The company was started in 2001 suppl...
Canada Colors and Chemicals Ltd., is one of the largest chemical distributors in Canada, founded in 1920. They have manufacturing facilities located across Canada. T...
Tolaro Global of Alpharetta, GA required a nitrogen generator for their cashew processing facility in Benin. The unit had to be in stock so it could be included with...
Colorado School of Mines recently installed a CGT membrane nitrogen generator for their LCMS. CGT membrane nitrogen generators are a cost effective alternative to ni...
Lockheed Martin, one of the world's largest defense contractors recently installed two CGT membrane nitrogen generators for purging of their dry boxes. Electronic co...
Rochester, New York. Compressed Gas Technologies Inc. supplied a 20,000 scfh membrane nitrogen generator to Kodak back in 2003. CGT was recently called in to perform...