Air quality and purity assurance is the number one goal in the air separation unit (ASU) market.
Providing your customers with pure nitrogen (N2), argon (Ar) and oxygen (O2) is critical to their operation. As a key component of the separation process, compressed air systems must be reliable and energy efficient to maintain low operating costs.
Analox offers state of the art analyzers specifically designed to monitor the process gas from high purity percentages down to trace ppm levels.
We only handpick the most precise sensors to ensure accuracy and quality control of these industrial gases, making them perfect for your customers in: food, medical, aerospace, manufacturing or welding applications.
Install Analox and install confidence.
Nitrogen Solutions
Ensure your nitrogen (N2) is pure and your staff are safe:
If you need a simple, ready to install and cost-effective gas safety monitor – we’ve got you covered.
The Ax60+ is easy to install and already programmed for your local regulations.
The DOM can be retro fitted to any existing Ax60+ installations and provides real-time monitoring of the Ax60+ and communicates with customers remote systems such as a Building Management System (BMS).
A portable, personal safety monitor for both carbon dioxide (CO2) enrichment and oxygen (O2) enrichment and depletion.
Oxygen Solutions
Guarantee your oxygen (O2) blend is free from impurities and also install safety monitors to protect your team and site from oxygen (O2) enrichment risks.
If you need a simple, ready to install and cost-effective gas safety monitor – we’ve got you covered.
The Ax60+ is easy to install and already programmed for your local regulations.
Argon Solutions
Analyze your argon (Ar) purity and protect your team from the dangers of inert gases.
If you need a simple, ready to install and cost-effective gas safety monitor – we’ve got you covered.
The Ax60+ is easy to install and already programmed for your local regulations.
A portable, personal safety monitor for both carbon dioxide (CO2) enrichment and oxygen (O2) enrichment and depletion.