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Saprete SPT-NC Dedicated Nitrogen Generator for Nitrogen Evaporators

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Brand Saprete
Origin Beijing, China
Manufacturer Type Direct Manufacturer
Product Category Domestic
Model SPT-NC
Instrument Type Nitrogen Generator
Nitrogen Generation Principle Imported Membrane Separation Technology
Output Flow Rate 0–80 L/min
Output Pressure 0–0.7 MPa
Nitrogen Purity 99%
Dew Point −30 °C
Filtration Stages 4-stage particulate and coalescing filtration
Integrated Air Compressor Yes (Imported)
Startup Time Immediate nitrogen generation upon power-on
Moisture & Particulate Removal Built-in automatic desiccant and dust removal
Control Interface Compatible with Saprete nitrogen evaporator series for synchronized operation
Compliance Designed to meet ISO 8573-1 Class 2:2:2 (compressed air quality), supports GLP-compliant lab environments

Overview

The Saprete SPT-NC Dedicated Nitrogen Generator is an engineered solution designed exclusively to supply high-purity, on-demand nitrogen gas to laboratory nitrogen evaporators—eliminating dependency on high-pressure cylinders or liquid nitrogen dewars. It operates on the principle of membrane-based gas separation, leveraging selective permeability of polymeric hollow-fiber membranes to preferentially allow oxygen, water vapor, and CO₂ to permeate through the membrane wall while retaining nitrogen in the non-permeate stream. This physical separation process requires no chemical consumables, produces zero emissions, and delivers continuous, stable nitrogen flow at user-defined pressure and purity levels. With a rated output of up to 80 L/min at 0.7 MPa and consistent 99% volumetric purity (N₂ balance), the SPT-NC meets the stringent gas quality requirements of quantitative sample concentration workflows—including EPA Method 525.3, AOAC 991.22, and USP chromatographic evaporation protocols.

Key Features

  • Immediate start-up nitrogen generation: No warm-up or stabilization delay; nitrogen flows within seconds of system power-on.
  • Four-stage integrated filtration: Combines coarse particulate pre-filter, activated carbon adsorption, coalescing filter, and desiccant dryer—ensuring ISO 8573-1 Class 2:2:2 compressed air feed quality prior to membrane entry.
  • Imported high-efficiency hollow-fiber membrane module: Engineered for long service life (>15,000 operating hours) and stable performance across variable ambient temperatures (5–35 °C) and humidity conditions.
  • Integrated oil-free scroll air compressor: Delivers clean, pulsation-free intake air without lubricant carryover, reducing downstream contamination risk and eliminating need for external air supply.
  • Dew point control: Achieves −30 °C pressure dew point (PDP) at full load, preventing condensation in nitrogen delivery lines and ensuring compatibility with cold-trap-equipped evaporators.
  • Smart interlock interface: RS-485/Modbus RTU protocol enables bi-directional communication and synchronized operational control with Saprete nitrogen evaporator platforms (e.g., SPT-NE series), including auto-start/stop, flow matching, and fault status relay feedback.

Sample Compatibility & Compliance

The SPT-NC is validated for use with all major nitrogen blow-down instruments requiring ≥99% N₂ purity and ≤−30 °C dew point, including but not limited to Thermo Fisher Reacti-Therm III, Biotage SPE-DEX, and Organomation N-EVAP series. Its gas output complies with ISO 8573-1:2010 Class 2 (solid particles), Class 2 (water), and Class 2 (oil) specifications when operated within rated parameters. The unit’s firmware architecture supports audit trail logging and user-access-level configuration—facilitating alignment with GLP and GMP documentation requirements. While not FDA 21 CFR Part 11 certified out-of-the-box, its data export capability (CSV via USB) and timestamped event logs support retrospective validation per internal SOPs.

Software & Data Management

The SPT-NC features a local LCD interface with real-time display of output pressure, flow rate, membrane inlet temperature, and cumulative runtime. All operational parameters are logged internally with 30-day circular memory (timestamped every 5 minutes). Data export is supported via USB flash drive in CSV format, enabling integration into LIMS or electronic lab notebooks. Optional Ethernet module (SPT-ETH-1) provides HTTP API access for remote monitoring, alarm notification via SMTP, and programmable setpoint scheduling—suitable for centralized facility gas management systems.

Applications

  • Routine sample preparation for GC-MS, LC-MS/MS, and ICP-MS analysis where solvent evaporation must avoid oxidation or thermal degradation.
  • High-throughput environmental testing labs performing pesticide residue analysis (e.g., QuEChERS workflows) requiring uninterrupted nitrogen supply across multiple evaporator stations.
  • Pharmaceutical QC labs conducting residual solvent testing per ICH Q3C guidelines, where moisture-sensitive standards demand ultra-dry carrier gas.
  • Academic research facilities deploying automated evaporation arrays for metabolomics or lipidomics sample sets—benefiting from scalable, maintenance-light gas infrastructure.

FAQ

What is the expected service life of the membrane module?
Under typical laboratory operating conditions (8 h/day, ambient RH <60%), the imported membrane stack is rated for ≥15,000 hours of continuous operation with periodic filter replacement every 6 months.
Does the SPT-NC require external cooling or ventilation?
No external cooling is required; the unit incorporates passive heat dissipation and low-noise airflow design—operable in standard lab cabinets with ≥10 cm rear clearance.
Can output pressure be adjusted during operation?
Yes—pressure is continuously adjustable from 0 to 0.7 MPa via front-panel digital regulator with ±0.01 MPa resolution and real-time feedback.
Is calibration traceable to national standards?
Flow and pressure sensors are factory-calibrated against NIST-traceable references; calibration certificates are provided with each unit and valid for 12 months.
How often must filters be replaced?
The four-stage filter assembly requires replacement every 6 months under normal use; replacement kits include calibrated differential pressure indicators for predictive maintenance scheduling.

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