Nitrogen is primarily produced through air separation methods, as it is abundant in the atmosphere. Nitrogen has many applications, including as a coolant in the liquid form, a purging gas in the electronics industry, a protective atmosphere for food packaging, and a key component in fertilizers.
| Chemical Name | Property | Purity | Supply Package Parameters
(Under 21.1℃） |
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| Valve | Capacity (L) |
Pressure
(psig) |
Gas Volume |
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| Nitrogen | Colorless, odorless gas and usually non-toxic | 99.9995% | CGA580/DISS-718 | 44 | 2200 | 6m³ |
Used together with high-purity helium and high-purity carbon dioxide as laser gas for laser cutting machines
Used as a protective gas for food preservation
Used as a coolant as the liquid nitrogen is extremely cold, with a boiling point of -196°C (-320°F)
Nitrogen is inert, which makes it ideal for creating a protective, oxygen-free environment.
