Nitrogen
Nitrogen is an inert gas compatible with many common metals, making it ideal for pressure or leak testing.
- Nitrogen 5.0 (99.999%)
- Moisture: <2ppm (v)
- Oxygen: <3ppm (v)
- Colourless, liquefied gas
- Protects products against harmful contaminants
- Enables safe storage and use of chemical compounds
- Enables the creation of an unreactive atmosphere
- To be used in heat treatment for nitriding
- To be used in food packaging for modified atmosphere packaging
How to buy
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Availability
Stock level: Good availability for UK wide delivery including next day delivery on many of our products and services. Please get in touch for availability details
Frequently asked questions
What Grade Is Available?
• 99.999%
• Other grades are available upon request
Pack Specification
• Manifolded 16-cylinder packs
• 230bar
• Contents 170.7m3
• BS341 No.3 Outlet
• Residual Pressure Valve
Delivery options
• Nationwide delivery (Same day, next day and standard services)
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