Laboratory analysers and field instrumentation require high purity specialty gases for their daily function, such as carrier gas and detector gas. These are generally known as instrumentation gases. Additionally, high precision calibration gas mixtures are often required.
Instrument Grade Acetylene is an extremely flammable gas dissolved in acetone with a low phosphine level (compared to in...
Compressed air with low moisture and hydrocarbon levels
Used in the production, processing and fabrication of metals, and as a carrier gas in chromatography, this high purity a...
Helium is inert and lighter than air. This high purity grade is available as a compressed gas in a range of sizes....
Hydrogen is an extremely flammable gas that is lighter than air. This high purity hydrogen is available as a compressed ...
Nitrogen 5.0 is an inexpensive inert gas, and is available in compressed gas or cryogenic liquid formats.
Instrument Nitrous Oxide is used as oxidiser in some types of analytical instruments
A non-flammable gas mixture of argon and methane that is often used as a make up gas in electron capture detectors (ECDs...
A flammable gas mixed with argon and methane that is often used in X-ray fluorescence (XRF) spectrometry
Zero Air is produced by mixing pure oxygen with pure nitrogen, thereby eliminating all impurities found in ambient air...
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