Zero Air
Hydrocarbon free synthetic air for analyser zeroing and FID flame supply, where the baseline has to be clean.
Zero Air specification
What zero air is, and why the grade matters
Zero air is synthetic air prepared so that the things an analyser is looking for are not in it. Ordinary compressed air carries traces of hydrocarbons, moisture and other contaminants, and an instrument fed on that has no honest zero to measure against, so every reading it produces inherits the error.
This is a gas defined by an absence rather than a purity figure. Its value is that the flame ionisation detector sees nothing when nothing is present, which is what makes the numbers on either side of the zero trustworthy.
We supply hydrocarbon free zero air from Bhiwadi to laboratories, emissions testing houses and process analyser installations across Bhiwadi, Delhi NCR, Rajasthan, Haryana and the wider industrial belt, alongside the calibration gases those same instruments need.
Where zero air is used
Sectors that use it
Handling and safety
Zero air is supplied under high pressure and, being air, supports combustion normally. Keep the cylinder secured upright, fit a regulator rated for the pressure, and keep oil and grease away from the valve and fittings.
General guidance only. Follow the safety data sheet and your site procedures.
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