Laboratory Gas Systems

Pharmaceutical, medical and research laboratories use multiple gases as part of their daily operations and SHJ works with many of the UK leading sites by designing installing and maintaining their Laboratory Gas systems.

As part of the service we offer, we install the infrastructure for the laboratory gases, vacuum, and compressed air systems. Pipework can be either copper or stainless steel depending on the purity levels the client requires.

Degreased Copper is generally used within medical and industrial installations and where purity levels of 99.99 (N4) are acceptable.

316 Stainless Steel is used when certain gases are not compatible with other materials and where purity levels of 99.999 (N5) and above are required.  We can offer twin ferrule fittings or a fully welded system using orbital welding.

All systems are designed and installed to BCGA codes of practice.

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System Design & Project Management

  • Our in-house CAD experts use 3D modelling to design bespoke lab gas systems
  • Undertake detailed site surveys and establish flow, pressure and gas purity needs
  • Produce written schemes of examination
  • Work on new builds and retrofits of existing laboratories
  • Provide project management throughout the installation

Installations

We use our experience over many years in the industry to plan and deliver high quality, tailor made installations for laboratories, with minimal disruption to existing operational services, which includes:

  • Pipework for new and upgrade projects
  • Laboratory vacuum plant
  • Compressed air plant
  • Manifolds
  • Lab gas alarm and flow monitoring systems
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Service & Maintenance

  • Nationwide coverage – 24/7
  • Fully qualified and experienced engineers, employed directly by SHJ
  • Fully inclusive planned preventative maintenance (PPM) and reactive options
  • Plant servicing from routine care to complete strip down and rebuilds