Compressors International presented a new Inmatec equipment

The IMT PN OnTouch series was developed to produce ultra-pure nitrogen on site. This series has all the advantages of a fully integrated nitrogen plant. The production process is protected by continuous measurement and monitoring of absolutely all operating parameters. All data obtained by monitoring are recorded and displayed on the touch control panel. In addition, in the future they can be used for processing in remote access.

Monitoring and remote control of IMT PN OnTouch series equipment can be carried out using a personal computer from anywhere in the world.

The IMT PN OnTouch series has several advantages, the effectiveness of which guarantees minimization of costs from the very first minutes of use.

Inmatec has developed PAN-based nitrogen generators (Power As Needed), which are the most energy-efficient generators for our own nitrogen production. The innovative PAN technique allows you to use the potential of PSA technology in the most optimal way. As a result, this ensures high quality of nitrogen, as well as a high degree of efficiency with cyclic consumption of nitrogen, which in turn reduces the consumption of compressed air. Like the IMT PN OnTouch series, the PAN series models are equipped with a multilanguage touch control panel.

IMT PN OnGo Series equipment is a cost-effective model that is used to provide onsite nitrogen. This series is easy to manage and extremely reliable. The basic equipment of the IMT PN OnGo series of nitrogen generators has an analyzing measuring device that makes it easy to read the produced amount of nitrogen from the screen.

The IMT NKat series of nitrogen generators sets the level of nitrogen purity to 99.9999% with an air content factor of 2.9. The IMT NKat system combines the already well-proven PAN technology, as well as the advantages of a hydrogen catalyst for further optimization of power consumption. Nitrogen produced by a PAN generator is enriched in small amounts with hydrogen. In the catalyst, hydrogen reacts with residual oxygen in the composition of nitrogen. This technique, developed by INMATEC, makes it possible to produce nitrogen using more compact air compressors.