Solvents are volatile organic compounds (VOCs) used across many industrial processes. Recovering solvents used in the chemical, pharmaceutical, coatings, plastics, and automotive sectors is important both for environmental sustainability and for economic reasons.
OXYVITAL PSA Nitrogen Generators create an inert atmosphere in solvent recovery processes, enabling solvents to be recovered safely and efficiently. By preventing contact with oxygen, nitrogen inhibits oxidation of solvent vapors and improves recovery efficiency.
How Do OXYVITAL PSA Nitrogen Generators Work in Solvent Recovery?
Why Should You Use a PSA Nitrogen Generator in Solvent Recovery?
Cuts off the contact between flammable solvent vapors and oxygen, minimizing fire and explosion risk. The inert atmosphere improves process safety.
PSA nitrogen generators supply recovery systems with continuous, constant-purity gas. This keeps the process running steadily without interruption.
Nitrogen supports the controlled condensation of solvent vapors. This allows more solvent to be recovered and reduces chemical losses.
Prevents solvents from degrading through reaction with oxygen. This improves the quality of the recovered solvent for reuse.
Eliminates dependence on cylinder or liquid nitrogen supply. Simplifies logistics, lowers costs, and makes production planning more predictable.
Benefits of a Nitrogen Generator in Solvent Recovery

CE Certificate
ISO 9001
ISO 13485
ISO 14001
ISO 45001
2017/745 MDR
PED 2014/68/EUSafe, Continuous Production with OXYVITAL Nitrogen Generators
OXYVITAL PSA Nitrogen Generators deliver a safe, efficient, and environmentally friendly production model for solvent recovery processes. Continuous, high-purity nitrogen production ensures process safety while improving recovery performance.
With an on-site production approach, businesses can operate independently of logistics risks and manage their costs with greater control. OXYVITAL PSA Nitrogen Generators optimize production processes by delivering safe, efficient, and environmentally friendly solutions for solvent recovery.
Frequently Asked Questions
Being inert, nitrogen prevents solvent vapors from reacting with oxygen. This reduces fire risk and preserves the chemical structure of the solvents.
By supplying continuous, constant-purity nitrogen, they enable more controlled condensation of solvent vapors, resulting in a higher recovery rate.
Yes. It eliminates the need for cylinder or liquid nitrogen supply, and it lowers logistics and inventory costs, delivering a more predictable and economical production process over the long term.