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Gas pressure regulator and reducer HPD III
stainless steelhigh-pressure

Gas pressure regulator and reducer - HPD III - Particle Measuring Systems - stainless steel / high-pressure
Gas pressure regulator and reducer - HPD III - Particle Measuring Systems - stainless steel / high-pressure
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Characteristics

Product
gas
Material
stainless steel
Applications
high-pressure

Description

The HPD high pressure diffuser compressed gas accessory is compatible with non-toxic, non-flammable gases such as Clean Dry Air (CDA), Argon, Nitrogen, and Carbon dioxide. Sampling gases at pressures greater than sea level, such as 25 – 100 psig, is challenging for particle counters. Connecting pressurized air or gas to a particle counter can defeat its flow metering system and possibly damage the instrument. High pressure diffusers have been developed to address particle counting in compressed gas. They reduce the pressure of the gas to about atmospheric pressure by allowing some of the air/gas to diffuse out of the system and allow the Lasair Pro or Lasair III particle counter’s flow-metering system to function as designed. Learn more about PMS particle counter compatibility with high pressure diffusers for compressed gas in this comprehensive comparison table. HPD™ High Pressure Diffuser is currently available in 2 models (HPD™III, HPD™II). Learn more about each instrument by clicking the buttons below, or contact us about your specific needs.
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