Gas purifiers
In-Situ Regenerable Purification System (9N / 7N)
Purification system for high-flow process gas; the adsorbent regenerates automatically on site, with no return to the factory.
- Industries
- Semiconductor · Solar PV · LCD panel · New energy · Pharmaceutical
- Source
- Hankoom product documents
Key points
- Automatic in-situ regeneration
- Output purity 9N or 7N
- For high-flow supply
- Configured per project
- Certificate scope confirmed by sales
- Draft datasheet available
Use and conditions
Compiled from our website and product documents; final content follows technical review.
- Point-of-use or central purification of process gas
- Semiconductor, solar, LED, new energy, research and analysis
Limitations
- Purifiable gases and removed impurities vary by model; see the selection table
- Inlet purity requirements follow the selection data
Specifications Pending review
| Media | N₂, Ar, He, H₂, O₂, CDA |
|---|---|
| Purity | 9N / 7N |
| Flow | 10 – 20000 Nm³/h |
| Particle filter | 0.003 µm (7N: 0.003 µm / 1 µm) |
| Regeneration | Automatic in-situ |
Values come from our website and product documents and have not been technically reviewed. Do not use them for selection or engineering.
Supply scope and options
Standard supply
- Purifier or purification system
- Factory moisture and oxygen test report (per contract)
Options
- Two-, three- or four-valve assemblies
- Connection type
To be confirmed separately
- Regeneration method and service arrangement
- Flow and connection sizing
Documents and FAQ
Download draft datasheetHANKOOM_insitu_datasheet-draft.txt · No email required. The draft only contains what this page shows and has not been technically reviewed.
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