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Peak Scientific Laboratory Nitrogen Generator Genius XE35 230 V Up to 35L/min Nitrogen, Up to 99.5% Purity Up to 116 Psi

Specifications

Depth
710 mm
Dimensions (WxDxH)
570 x 710 x 650 mm
Power supply frequency
50/60 Hz
Height
650 mm
Max. noise level
56 db(A)
Max. pressure
8 bar
Max. voltage
230 V
Power supply
230 V, 50/60 Hz
Purity
99,5 %
Type
Genius XE 35

$42,099.87

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Product description

The Peak Scientific Laboratory Nitrogen Generator Genius XE35 delivers high-performance nitrogen generation with a compact design. Operating at 230V, it provides up to 35L/min nitrogen with up to 99.5% purity and a maximum pressure of 116 psi, making it ideal for demanding laboratory applications. The XE35 is engineered for consistent output, minimal maintenance, and seamless integration with laboratory instruments.

Key Features:

  • Brand: Peak Scientific
  • Model: Genius XE35
  • Voltage: 230V
  • Nitrogen Output: Up to 35L/min
  • Purity: Up to 99.5%
  • Pressure: Up to 116 psi
  • Application: Ideal for laboratory instruments and analytical workflows

The Peak Scientific Genius XE35 is a powerful and reliable nitrogen generator built to meet the rigorous needs of modern laboratories.

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Frequently asked questions

The Genius XE35 is designed for laboratory instruments and analytical workflows. The stated format and features make the product suitable for routine laboratory work within that application.

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