Gas Systems

Gas systems deliver precise control and distribution of gases in laboratory and pharmaceutical settings. These systems support efficient and safe operations, critical to maintaining high-quality standards.

  1. Air Products Gasguard Autopurging Gas Cabinets

    Gas Cabinets

    Air Products Gasguard Autopurging Gas Cabinets

    Air Products Gasguard Autopurging Gas Cabinets

    • 6ea Available
    • AP3 Autopurge Controllers
    • 1ea for the Following Gases
    • AsH3
    • NH3
    • 5% SiH4/He
    • 5% Si2H6/H2
    • Cl2
    • BCl3
      • 1ea Matching VMB also Available for each Gas Cabinet
      • AP Multiplexer with 8ea Analog Inputs & 12ea Switch Inputs
  4. Aeronex Cryogenic H2 Gas Cabinet

    Gas Cabinets

    Aeronex Cryogenic H2 Gas Cabinet

    Aeronex Cryogenic H2 Gas Cabinet  

    • 2ea Gas Panels 
    • 2ea Aeronex 40-04114 GateKeeper 10M Three Valve Bypass Manifolds
    • H2 Valve Manifold Box Also Available 
  6. Swagelok SS Braided Hose SS-FM4RF4RF4-96

    Other Process Gas and Related Equipment & Parts

    Swagelok SS Braided Hose SS-FM4RF4RF4-96

    Swagelok stainless steel, braided, flexible metal hose for process gases.  96" in length.  Part number SS-FM4RF4RF4-96.  This part is new, and still in sealed packaging.

Common Applications

chemical synthesis

pharmaceutical manufacturing

laboratory analysis

biotechnology processes

gas chromatography

spectroscopy

Buying Guide

Gas Systems Buying Considerations

  • Ensure compatibility with specific gases used in your application.
  • Evaluate the system's capacity to manage peak demand flows without performance issues.
  • Consider systems with integrated safety features like leak detection and auto-shutoff valves.
  • Check for scalability options for future expansion needs.
  • Review maintenance requirements and the availability of technical support for system upkeep.

Frequently Asked Questions

What types of gas systems are used in laboratories?
Common types include gas distribution panels, manifolds, and control systems tailored for specific gases.
Why are gas systems important in pharmaceuticals?
They ensure precise and controlled delivery of gases, vital for maintaining production quality and safety.
How do gas systems improve laboratory efficiency?
They provide reliable gas supply and regulation, reducing downtime and enhancing experimental accuracy.
What safety features are included in gas systems?
Safety features typically include pressure regulators, alarms, and automatic shut-off valves to prevent leaks.
\