CryoQuip HAI-806-FXL12 9,311 SCFH 150 PSIG Vaporizer
CryoQuip HAI-806-FXL12 ambient vaporizer rated at a very specific 9,311 SCFH and 150 PSIG. Built in 1998 and still going, this unit proves that good engineering ages like fine wine. Low-pressure applications never looked so good.
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