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Gas Fillers by Inagas

Introduction

Inagas filling machines are designed for efficiency, reliability and ease of operation. The range provides gas flow rates up to 180 litres per minute and gas percentage fill rates are consistently accurate. All Inagas machines combine the latest easy-to-use control systems within proven and reliable design parameters. They are the most technically advanced gas filling machines available.

The heart of the technology is the dispenser's ability to detect the presence of gas in the IG unit and constantly monitor the percentage fill rate during the filling process. Gas flow is stopped automatically when the required gas fill percentage has been reached. The filling sequence is initiated by pressing the Start button. No further action is needed; the entire process being automatic to completion of the fill. The touch pad controls enable gas percentage levels to be changed, dwell times to be altered, gas calibration to be checked and the display also provides fault finding analysis.

All Inagas machines are calibrated to deliver Argon gas, but the IGA10 series can be adapted to supply Krypton or Xenon gas if required for specialist applications.

All Inagas Models incorporate the following features:

• Computer control with automatic gas flow shut-off on completion of filling process
• Audible and visual signal when IG is filled
• Gas sensor meter
• Filling lance
• Sensor lance
• Gas regulator
• Hoses

IGA 200 1 Line Argon Gas Filler

* 1220mm x 610mm using 15.5mm spacer bar

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IGA 60 Line Argon Gas Filler

* 1220mm x 610mm using 15.5mm spacer bar

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IGA 30 1 Line Argon Gas Filler

* 1220mm x 610mm using 15.5mm spacer bar

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IGA 10 1 Line Argon Gas Filler

* 1220mm x 610mm using 15.5mm spacer bar

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