L 2~C high-purity nitrogen generator

What is L 2~C high-purity nitrogen generator?

L 2~C laser with high-purity nitrogen generator (one to two models)The L 2~C PSA high-purity nitrogen generator is developed for multi station handheld laser welding scenarios, with a stable nitrogen production of 2.5 Nm ³/h, rated purity of 99.99%, and a maximum purity of 99.999%. The gas volume is sufficient, and it can provide one to two synchronous gas supply, while supporting two 1500 W handheld laser welding machines for continuous welding operations.Important notice: This machine is only a nitrogen production host and an integrated nitrogen production unit. It does not include an air compressor or a refrigerated dryer. Before use, it needs to be separately equipped with an air compressor and a refrigerated dryer to provide a dry and clean compressed air source of 7~8 bar.In welding operations, high-purity nitrogen gas above 99.99% forms an inert protective layer, isolating oxygen and preventing blackening, yellowing, and porosity of stainless steel and aluminum alloy welds, greatly improving the appearance quality of welds.The standby power consumption of the device is as low as 20 W, and it can be powered by ordinary 220 V/50 Hz mains power without the need for industrial 380 V dedicated lines; Nitrogen output pressure 1~6.5 bar infinitely adjustable, perfectly matching the handheld laser welding gas supply standard; The equipment requires an intake pressure of 7~8 bar and an intake temperature of ≤ 45 ℃.The body size is 523993 cm, with a net weight of 48 KG. It is equipped with universal mobile casters, which can be flexibly moved and placed. It can be arranged nearby at the welding station to divert gas supply. The panel is equipped with multiple pressure gauges for real-time monitoring of air pressure, ensuring stable operation and easy maintenance.On site production of nitrogen eliminates frequent handling and replacement of gas cylinders, avoids safety hazards in storing high-pressure gas cylinders, and reduces long-term gas costs. Widely used in dual station handheld laser welding, hardware precision welding, and small laser processing workshops.