Helium Compressors and Helium Recovery: Saving on the Most Expensive Gas Cost

Typical Questions for Helium Users

• High procurement costs and unstable supply.Helium prices and supply are affected by the international market, and the risk of supply disruption exists for the long term.

• Empty it directly after use.Without a recycling system, it is equivalent to repurchasing the entire batch of gas every year.

• Recycled gas pressure is insufficient for reuse.Recycled helium gas is often low pressure and needs to be pressurized before being introduced into the system.

• Purity decrease.Air or moisture is introduced into the recovery process, causing the helium to be unusable again.

Haocheng's solution

The compressor pressurizes the recovered gas so that it can be "recycled".The helium compressor pressurizes the recovered low-pressure helium to the required system pressure, allowing it to re-enter the main line to form a closed loop.

Oil-free compression protection purity.Adopting an oil-free lubrication structure, the helium compressor prevents oil particles from entering the gas, and combined with filtration and drying treatment, controls the content of impurities and moisture in the recovered helium.

Sealing design for small molecules.Helium molecules are extremely small and highly permeable, so the module is specially configured according to the characteristics of helium in terms of sealing structure, connection form, and leak detection interface.

Customized according to system scale.From single-machine boosting to complete solutions incorporating recovery units, all can be non-standardly designed based on on-site gas volume and pressure requirements, and we offer bulk supply and OEM cooperation.

Applicable Scenarios

Medical imaging equipment (MRI) helium recovery, fiber optic preform and drawing, vacuum leak detection (helium mass spectrometry leak detection), semiconductor and electronic manufacturing, welding shielding gas, deep-sea diving gas mixtures, scientific research low-temperature and superconductivity experiments, balloon and airship filling.