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BEVERAGE INDUSTRY

The cost-effective alternative to CO₂

Oil-free compressors for the drinks industry

When it comes to ensuring a reliable beverage dispensing service in bars, restaurants, cinemas or large stadiums, oil-free compressors are now one of the most cost-effective solutions in the drinks industry. They provide an efficient alternative to CO₂ and ensure that beverage systems run smoothly at all times – without the need for complex gas cylinder logistics. Thanks to the use of compressed air, not only is the transport and storage of CO₂ cylinders eliminated, but operating costs are also significantly reduced. No wonder our oil-free compressors have been used successfully for over 30 years in the hospitality sector, in arenas and throughout the entire drinks industry.

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Beer pumps
Beer dispensing systems
Syrup pumps
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Nitrogen for beer dispensing systems

Your benefits at a glance

Economic

  • Reduction in operating costs through CO₂ savings
  • Elimination of transport and storage costs for gas cylinders

Environmentally friendly

  • Active climate protection through the reduction of CO₂ emissions
  • Particularly for beer dispensing systems: a reduction in beer wastage of up to 25%

Fast & reliable

  • Consistently optimal pressure – even with long pipework systems
  • Improved workflows and greater safety through the switch to compressed air

Applications at a glance

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Our gas mixer – the ideal complement to the Nitrobeer nitrogen generator

This robust gas mixer supplies mixed gas for the drinks dispensing system and is specifically designed to meet the needs of the hospitality industry.


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Where can I find further information about the individual devices?
A gas generator produces various gases, such as nitrogen, zero-air or hydrogen, directly on site. Depending on the device, the desired gas is obtained either from the ambient air or from deionised water – hygienically, on demand and without the need for bottled gas. In the laboratory, gas generators are used to supply instruments such as LC-MS, GC, spectrometers or analytical systems with reliable, high-purity gases.
Do the devices need servicing?
A gas generator produces various gases, such as nitrogen, zero-air or hydrogen, directly on site. Depending on the device, the desired gas is obtained either from the ambient air or from deionised water – hygienically, on demand and without the need for bottled gas. In the laboratory, gas generators are used to supply instruments such as LC-MS, GC, spectrometers or analytical systems with reliable, high-purity gases.
Where can I find further information about the individual devices?
A gas generator produces various gases, such as nitrogen, zero-air or hydrogen, directly on site. Depending on the device, the desired gas is obtained either from the ambient air or from deionised water – hygienically, on demand and without the need for bottled gas. In the laboratory, gas generators are used to supply instruments such as LC-MS, GC, spectrometers or analytical systems with reliable, high-purity gases.
Do the devices need servicing?
A gas generator produces various gases, such as nitrogen, zero-air or hydrogen, directly on site. Depending on the device, the desired gas is obtained either from the ambient air or from deionised water – hygienically, on demand and without the need for bottled gas. In the laboratory, gas generators are used to supply instruments such as LC-MS, GC, spectrometers or analytical systems with reliable, high-purity gases.