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Which brand is better for air separation liquid oxygen pumps?

2008-12-15View Original

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Which brand is better for air separation liquid oxygen pumps?
Reply #22008-12-15
Tell me where you plan to use it, so it will be easier to make a choice – Crystar CryoMec and so on
Reply #32008-12-15
Both of our air separation units use Crystar liquid oxygen pumps, and they are all operating well
Reply #42008-12-15
For Hangyang, Kaikong, and Chuan Kong, SEFCO, CRYOSTAR, and CRYOMEC are generally recommended
Reply #52008-12-15
CRYOSTAR is used for centrifugation, and the piston pump is from Hangzhou Xinya.
Reply #62008-12-15
We are using a CRYOSTAR liquid oxygen pump. Over the past few years, the motor has had to be repaired every year; the bearings keep causing problems
Reply #72008-12-15
For internal compression processes, it is recommended to use products from the brands Sefco and Cryomec. For peak-shaving applications, there are many more options available, such as Cryostar, CS&P, Cryomec, ACD, and so on.
Reply #82008-12-15
In any case, it is essential to choose products from well-known brands in the industry; otherwise, you will face endless troubles in the future.
Reply #92008-12-16
Based on my experience, Cryostar’s product line is more extensive than that of Cryomec, and it offers greater performance, especially in terms of high-pressure applications and operation at low speeds. If cost is not a concern, it is the preferred choice for internal compression processes (superior to Cryomec); it is by no means only suitable for peak shaving purposes – don’t mislead people. Of course, cost must be taken into account, as well as sales capabilities.

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