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An inert gas with unique properties used in a variety of industrial and analytical applications
Whether you’re looking for cylinders, or a pipeline supply, we provide a range of argon gases in a variety of grades and mixtures. With a vast network of over 200 stockists across the UK, and a dedicated liquid supply fleet, we have the expertise and infrastructure to help you.
Argon is used to create a protective atmosphere in a vast array of applications (see below).
Air Products can supply Argon and Argon mixtures in a range of purities, volumes, pressure, flow rates and volumes to meet your specific application requirements.
most efficient and sustainable supply for the larger volume requirements.
Safety is our Priority
At Air Products nothing is more important than safety. You can be assured that when you choose to partner with us, we will offer you a solution that not only ensures quality and efficiency but importantly prioritises staff and customer safety.
Whether that is eliminating the risks associated with handling traditional heavy gas cylinders, or promoting safe use, storage and handling of industrial gases, we always place people first.
Our unique ultra-high purity BIP (Built in purity) Argon gas is designed for process-control applications such as gas chromatography where quality is paramount.
Argon in cryogenic liquid form at 99.999% purity – is best suited for larger volumes in applications such as inductively coupled plasma (ICP) and Fourier transform infrared (FTIR) instruments.
Industrial gases (such as nitrogen, hydrogen, and argon) for furnace atmospheres are characterized by their very high purity (>99.995%). Typical impurity levels are much less than 10 parts per million by volume (ppmv) oxygen and less than 3 ppmv moisture (<– 90° F dew point). This purity is typically adequate for many processes involving a wide array of materials. Some materials, though, due to their high reactivity, may require additional purification to reach even lower levels of impurity, especially with gases supplied via bulk or tube trailer supply modes. Some facilities install in-line purifiers as an added precaution against impurities picked up from the houseline. In-line purification typically involves the removal of oxygen and moisture. Sometimes with argon supply, it is necessary to remove trace nitrogen impurities. The choice of purifier is dependent on the gas and the type and amount of impurities to be removed.