Calibration Gas Mixtures are precise blends of gases used to calibrate and test gas detection instruments for accuracy and performance.

Specialty Gases are high-purity or custom-formulated gases designed for specific industrial, medical, or scientific applications.

Both are critical for ensuring safety, compliance, and reliability in various analytical and operational processes.

Calibration Gas Mixtures and Specialty Gases typically adhere to the following key specifications and technical properties:

Size: Cylinder sizes range from 1L to 50L, with common options being 2L, 10L, and 34L.

Grade: High-purity grades (e.g., 99.999% purity) or certified traceable standards (NIST, ISO, etc.).

Viscosity: Depends on gas composition but generally follows ideal gas behavior under standard conditions.

Buoyancy: Varies with gas density (lighter gases like helium exhibit higher buoyancy).

Material: Cylinders are typically aluminum or steel, with stainless steel or brass valves.

Pressure: Stored at high pressures (up to 3000 psi or 200 bar).

Concentration: Customizable ppm to percentage levels (e.g., 1 ppm to 50% vol.).

Stability: Certified stability periods (6-24 months) depending on gas reactivity.

Certification: Compliant with ISO 17025, EPA, or other regulatory standards.