Mission-Critical Nitrogen Generators for the Military
Deployable, Self-Sustainable Nitrogen Solutions Engineered to Meet Critical Needs in Extreme Circumstances
FAILURE IS NOT AN OPTION
Reliable and built tough, be ready for anything with South-Tek System’s military nitrogen generator solutions.
Whether you need high-pressure nitrogen for filling and servicing vehicle tires and suspensions or low-pressure nitrogen for maintaining sights and electro-optic instruments, South-Tek offers self-sustaining military nitrogen generators to meet your mission-critical needs. Stand ready with on-premise nitrogen production when it matters most. Since 2006, South-Tek has supplied the U.S. military with nitrogen solutions that withstand the rigors of the armed forces.
MISSION CRITICAL NITROGEN WHEN AND WHERE YOU NEED IT.
High-Pressure Mission-Critical Nitrogen™ Generators for the Military YOUR MISSION-CRITICAL JOB, SIMPLIFIED WITH HIGH-PRESSURE NITROGEN GENERATORS
High-pressure nitrogen generators play an essential role in modern military equipment. South-Tek Systems offers high-pressure systems designed to reliably solve the following real-world applications:
- Fill high-pressure gas suspensions in JLTV, Stryker and other light-to-medium combat vehicles;
- Maintain pressure in M-777 recoil systems;
- Pressurize fire suppression cylinders;
- Fill vehicle and aircraft tires and struts, flight line backpack cylinders;
- Provide backup ready-to-fill nitrogen supply via included cylinder; and
- Any other high-pressure use.
High-Pressure Generators
South-Tek Systems high-pressure nitrogen generators are built and tested to be as tough and dependable as the men and women using them, meeting a wide range of military applications.
N2GEN HPCF-K0
The HPCF-K0 series uses PSA separation technology to fill your nitrogen bottles with high quality, clean, dry nitrogen. Nitrogen generators are outfitted with a low-pressure tank, air-powered booster and cylinder fill stand and are incorporated on a compact skid for convenient nitrogen delivery and easy installation.
N2GEN HPCD-01D
Portable, reliable, and self-contained, the HPCD-01D deployable nitrogen generator is designed to provide high-pressure, oil-free nitrogen on demand for a wide range of military applications in field conditions, on flight-lines, and in mobile or fixed shops.
Low-Pressure Mission-Critical Nitrogen™ Generators for the Military
STAND READY WITH LOW-PRESSURE NITROGEN GENERATORS
Low-pressure nitrogen generators eliminate reliance on gas cylinders for maintaining and servicing sensitive night vision devices and other military electro-optics equipment. South-Tek Systems offers low-pressure systems designed to reliably solve the following real-world applications:
- Ensure crystal-clear night vision device (NVD) optics;
- Inhibit fogginess in scopes and sights;
- Maintain sensitive electro-optics equipment;
- Protect contents within weatherproof enclosures; and
- Any other low-pressure use.
Low-Pressure Generators
South-Tek offers self-sustaining military nitrogen generators to meet your mission-critical needs, while eliminating dependence on compressed nitrogen tanks.
N2GEN-4
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Compact design with on-board air compressor;
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Separate, quick disconnect nitrogen storage tank for portability;
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Requires only single electrical connection; and
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Compatible for wall mount, mobile shelter install, or integration into mobile maintenance trailers and containers.
N2GEN-4HC
MYTH
Nitrogen generators for military applications are only necessary for niche operations.
FACT
High- and low-pressure military nitrogen generators are essential for many applications. Nitrogen is critical for everything from tire inflation and hydraulics to scope and NVD maintenance.
MYTH
Nitrogen generators are expensive and difficult to maintain.
FACT
Built to last, advances in technology have made nitrogen generators less expensive, more durable and easier to maintain than ever before. Other than minimal maintenance items, there is no ongoing cost. Nitrogen generators eliminate the never-ending cycle of ordering costly nitrogen cylinders and keeping track of run-outs and re-orders. Our self-generating nitrogen systems operate automatically. Integrated controls are set to fill cylinders to the desired pressure, then cut off and remain on standby until the next use. This saves time spent ordering cylinders and exchanging cylinders and waiting for delivery. Most importantly, it eliminates the possibility of suspending operations due to running out at critical stages of need.
MYTH
Nitrogen generators are complex and require extensive training to operate.
FACT
South-Tek Systems military nitrogen generators are designed with critical military use in mind. User-friendly controls and easily-digestible instructions ensure ease-of-use when it matters most.
FAQs Military Application Nitrogen Generators
How much does a nitrogen generator for military application cost?
In addition to the dangers and damages service men and women can experience through the failure of military equipment, the cost of replacing military equipment because of a lack of necessary nitrogen would often far exceed the cost of a military nitrogen generator.
How does a nitrogen generator for military application work?
A nitrogen generator for military application works by separating nitrogen gas from the surrounding air. After oxygen and other trace gasses are removed, highly pure nitrogen gas is left behind. The nitrogen gas is then stored in tanks for use in various military applications.
What are different types of military applications for nitrogen generators?
Military Nitrogen generators can be used in high-pressure and low-pressure applications.
Why is nitrogen used?
Nitrogen comprises about 78% of the air you breathe, and nitrogen molecules are larger in size compared to most other molecules in the air. This size difference makes it possible to separate nitrogen from the rest of the atmosphere. Nitrogen is a non-reactive gas that prevents corrosion and is effective as a stable barrier between many reactive substances and oxygen. Oxygen and water vapor are more reactive gasses that can cause equipment malfunction or failure. Removal of oxygen to levels of 5% or less also makes nitrogen gas inherently dry, creating the ideal protection for inhibiting the degradation of metal parts and protecting sensitive optics from fogging and obstructing vision.