Fizz Industrial

During aluminum extrusion, high temperatures often cause aluminum oxide to form on the surface of the dies, causing imperfections in the newly formed piece. This damage can cause increased tooling costs, higher maintenance costs and requirements, extended downtime and lost productivity. This damage can also leave the part useless, due to weakness within the material or non-compliance to the original design specification. Using nitrogen to degas the aluminum during the extrusion process removes oxygen and assists die cooling, which improves consistency, yields less scrap and produces high quality finished products.

PMG's nitrogen generators preserve the aromas and extend the shelf-life of the coffee with guaranteed 99.8% minimum purity in all ambient temperatures using an after cooler stabilize the compressed air.

Welding with nitrogen gas creates the strongest welds possible because it eliminates oxidisation of the plastic during the welding process.  We also manufacturer air dryers that can be used to maintain consistent temperatures between welds.  Nitrogen systems make for quick and easy repairs to fine plastic items and heavy duty automotive applications.  Using N2 also minimizes damage to localized painted surfaces.  Most welder manufacturers recommend a min. purity of 97%. Using shop air can introduce oils and particulates that will degrade the welds and welder over time.