Synthetic air is used when a homogeneous and contaminant-free air composition is required for technical or industrial purposes.

Laboratories and calibration
Synthetic air is used as a calibration gas for measuring instruments such as gas analysers. Its precise and standardised composition allows reliable measurements, comparisons and quality assurance.

Process flushing and inerting
Synthetic air is used as a process gas for flushing and inerting pipelines and tanks. This removes reactive gases, prevents fire hazards and ensures safe conditions.

Testing and quality assurance
Synthetic air is a safe and well-defined gas for testing equipment and components. It is used in leakage tests, sensitivity and functionality tests, among others, where a non-flammable, homogeneous and reproducible air composition is required.

Industry and automation
In industrial processes and automation systems, synthetic air is used when accurate and clean air composition is required instead of compressed air. This ensures trouble-free operation of processes and longevity of equipment.

Available grades:
Synthetic air and high purity synthetic air N50.

Packaging:
Synthetic air is available in cylinders and cylinder packs.

Gases behave differently depending on their quality and form.Always consult the product safety data sheet before using the product. The safety data sheet is a document that conveys information about the properties, risks and safe use of a substance or mixture for industrial or professional use.

Use
– When handling the substance, follow the instructions and safe working practices.
– The gas handler must be properly trained
– Use only carefully checked pressure regulators and other operating equipment suitable for this gas. If in doubt, contact Woikoske.
– Open the valve slowly to avoid pressure shock
– The valve is opened and closed by hand. The use of assistive devices is prohibited!
– It takes about one turn to open the bottle.
– The cylinder in use must be properly secured.
– Keep the valve outlets clean!
– Close the cylinder valve after each use and when the cylinder is empty.
– Always report damaged valves and cylinders to Woikoske.

Transport
– The driver must be aware of the potential dangers of the load and know his duties in the event of accidents and incidents.
– Cylinders shall be transported in an upright position
– The load must be secured
– Cylinders must not be knocked, thrown or dropped from the truck platform
– Attention to ADR regulations during transport

Storage
– Observe all legal and local requirements for the storage of cylinders.
– Store cylinders in a well-ventilated area
– Cylinders should not be stored in conditions that promote corrosion
– Cylinders are stored upright and secured so that they cannot fall over
– Valve guards must be in place AT ALL TIMES
– Empty and full cylinders to be kept separate