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|Articles|September 30, 2011
Introducing the Genius2 3010 Nitrogen Generator
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Building on the superior reliability and performance already established in our Genius range of Gas Generators; the new Genius2 3010 delivers double the flow.
This Nitrogen Generator is designed specifically as a stand-alone system to provide gas to single LCMS applications which require a high Nitrogen flow.
The main Features and benefits of this Generator are:
Unique – Produces nitrogen up to 64 L/min and comes with integrated air compressors
Independent – No external compressor required
Quiet – Insulated compressor compartment for minimum disruption
Mobile– Fitted with casters for easy mobility within the laboratory environment
Simple Installation – Generator designed as plug & play system
Economical – More cost effective than any other gas supply method
Convenient – Gas on demand, no health hazards, no need to worry about running out of gas
For more technical specifications or information on how to order please vising our website
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