On-Site Nitrogen Gas Generators
Nitrogen generation is relied on by many industries for their manufacturing processes, including petrochemicals, metal operations, electronics, pharmaceutical and food and beverage. To meet the production needs of these industries, Ingersoll Rand manufacturers a range of high-performance, cost-effective on-site nitrogen gas generators to suit a range of different applications. Ingersoll Rand’s aim is to provide you with an efficient solution that you can trust that reduces operating costs in comparison to traditional methods of nitrogen supply and storage. Operate more sustainably with Ingersoll Rand’s nitrogen gas solutions as they are more environmentally-friendly than better known alternatives due to their smaller footprint and ability to reduce waste.
Ingersoll Rand’s nitrogen generators allow you to tailor your nitrogen’s purity to your exact application requirements, to ensure maximum efficiency, reliability and productivity. This allows you to simplify your operations and still achieve excellent results!
By choosing Ingersoll Rand’s nitrogen gas solutions, you also gain access to additional products and accessories, as well as local, experienced technical support. We also offer maintenance and repair services to support your nitrogen production processes and protect your investment.
HS Series On-Site Nitrogen Generators
Ingersoll Rand’s on-site nitrogen generators offer quality and reliability built-in, so that you can focus on maximizing the productivity of your operations. Our efficient designs generate nitrogen from freely available air and allow you to forgo traditional nitrogen delivery to simplify your business processes. Combined with our line of complementary products, you get that peace of mind that your entire nitrogen production process is backed by a trusted partner from start to finish.
Features:
Efficient Design: Precision long-life valves, intelligent controls and high efficiency CMS packing provide industry-leading air-to-nitrogen utilization and maximize efficiency
Flexible Performance: Tailor nitrogen production to meet your precise needs with purities ranging from 95% to 99.999%
Enhanced Reliability: Superior quality CMS media extends product life, simplifies maintenance requirements and reduces replacement costs
Trouble-Free Operation: One-touch operation, plug-and-play design, and standard skid mount ensure out of the box operation to simplify installation and commissioning and maximize productivity
Advanced Safety: ASME-certified pressure vessels ensure safe operation
Extended Warranty: Standard extended warranty keeps you protected for 24 months
LS Series On-Site Nitrogen Generators
Ingersoll Rand’s on-site nitrogen generators offer quality and reliability built-in, so that you can focus on maximizing the productivity of your operations. Our efficient designs generate nitrogen from freely available air and allow you to forgo traditional nitrogen delivery to simplify your business processes. Combined with our line of complementary products, you get that peace of mind that your entire nitrogen production process is backed by a trusted partner from start to finish.
Features:
Efficient Design: Precision long-life valves, intelligent controls and high efficiency CMS packing provide industry-leading air-to-nitrogen utilization and maximize efficiency
Flexible Performance: Tailor nitrogen production to meet your precise needs with purities ranging from 95% to 99.999%
Enhanced Reliability: Superior quality CMS media extends product life, simplifies maintenance requirements and reduces replacement costs
Trouble-Free Operation: One-touch operation and plug-and-play design ensure out of the box operation to simplify installation and commissioning and maximize productivity
Advanced Safety: ASME-certified pressure vessels ensure safe operation
Extended Warranty: Standard extended warranty keeps you protected for 24 months
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On-Site Nitrogen Gas Generators FAQ
What is a nitrogen generator?
A nitrogen generator is a system that produces nitrogen gas on-site using compressed air. Instead of relying on delivered cylinders or bulk nitrogen tanks, facilities can generate nitrogen whenever and wherever it's needed.
Why do companies install nitrogen generation systems?
On-site generation can reduce dependence on gas deliveries and give a facility more control over supply. The business case depends on consumption, purity, pressure, power costs, maintenance, and the backup arrangement needed for production.
What industries commonly use nitrogen generators?
Nitrogen generation systems are used in food processing, manufacturing, pharmaceuticals, chemical processing, electronics production, metal fabrication, packaging, and oil and gas operations.
How does a nitrogen generator work?
Most nitrogen generators separate nitrogen molecules from compressed air using either membrane technology or pressure swing adsorption (PSA) technology, producing a continuous supply of nitrogen gas.
Is on-site nitrogen generation more cost-effective than bottled gas?
Compare your delivered-gas expense with the complete cost of generation, including compressed air, electricity, treatment, maintenance, storage, and backup supply. Savings vary with usage and purity requirements; a site-specific comparison is more useful than a general savings promise.
What purity levels can nitrogen generators achieve?
The Ingersoll Rand HS and LS series featured on this page list nitrogen purities from 95% to 99.999%. Available flow depends on the required purity and operating conditions. Confirm the rated output for the exact configuration.
Does Process & Power install and support nitrogen generation systems?
Yes. Process & Power provides nitrogen generation solutions, maintenance, troubleshooting, and support throughout Memphis, Jackson, TN, Little Rock, Springdale, AR, Tupelo, MS, and surrounding Mid-South markets.
What applications require nitrogen gas?
Nitrogen is commonly used for food packaging, laser cutting, blanketing tanks, purging pipelines, preventing oxidation, chemical processing, electronics manufacturing, and many industrial production processes.
How much maintenance does a nitrogen generator require?
Most systems require routine filter changes, periodic inspections, compressed air system maintenance, and monitoring to ensure reliable nitrogen production and optimal performance.
Can a nitrogen generator help improve production uptime?
It can reduce interruptions related to deliveries, but production still depends on power, compressed air, and generator reliability. Critical applications should include an appropriate backup plan and monitoring for purity, pressure, and flow.
What role does compressed air play in nitrogen generation?
Compressed air is the foundation of most nitrogen generation systems. Proper air quality, pressure, and flow are essential for producing reliable nitrogen output.
Can Process & Power help determine the right nitrogen generator size?
Absolutely. Process & Power can evaluate nitrogen demand, purity requirements, operating conditions, and production goals to help identify the best system for your facility.
How can I tell if a nitrogen generation system is underperforming?
Signs may include lower nitrogen purity, reduced flow rates, pressure fluctuations, increased compressed air consumption, or alarms from the generation equipment.
Is nitrogen generation safer than handling high-pressure cylinders?
On-site generation can reduce cylinder handling, but it introduces its own installation and operating requirements. Nitrogen can displace breathable oxygen, so ventilation, monitoring, pressure protection, and operating procedures must be appropriate for the location and application.
Why choose Process & Power for nitrogen generation solutions?
Process & Power can help evaluate the generator together with its compressed air supply, treatment, and service requirements. Call (901) 362-5500 to discuss nitrogen demand and support in Memphis and the surrounding Mid-South.
What information is needed for a nitrogen generator quote?
Provide required nitrogen purity, pressure, average and peak flow, operating hours, and current gas costs. Include compressor capacity, air treatment, and backup requirements. Call (901) 362-5500 to discuss a complete system review.
