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Gas booster AG-303

AG-303

HASKEL AG-303 pneumatically driven gas booster. Select by gas type, inlet conditions, outlet pressure and duty cycle.

01Drive: compressed air
02Configuration: single-stage, single-acting
03Maximum gas supply pressure: 39000 psig / 2690 bar
04Minimum gas supply pressure: 500 psig / 34 bar
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APPLICATION & DESIGN

Understand the application.

Applications

  • Filling and transferring gas between vessels
  • Pressure and leak testing
  • Gas charging of hydraulic accumulators
  • Pressurized gas supply to a process

Product features

  • Drive: compressed air
  • Configuration: single-stage, single-acting
  • Maximum gas supply pressure: 39000 psig / 2690 bar
  • Minimum gas supply pressure: 500 psig / 34 bar
TECHNICAL DATA

Data with a source.

ParameterValue and reference conditions
DriveCompressed air
ConfigurationSingle-stage, single-acting
Maximum gas supply pressure39000 psig / 2690 bar
Minimum gas supply pressure500 psig / 34 bar
Maximum outlet pressure — inert gas39000 psig / 2690 bar
Static stall pressure — manufacturer formula300 Pa
Piston displacement per cycle0.89 in³ / 14.6 ml
Weight according to manufacturer table44 lb / 20 kg
Minimum drive-air pressure20 psi
Maximum drive-air pressure130 psig

Pressure data refer to the manufacturer table and the specified gas configuration. Oxygen or hydrogen use requires an appropriate version, cleaning and certification. In the stall formula, Pa is drive-air pressure and Ps is gas supply pressure; use consistent units and observe all table limits. For two-stage models, check the Interstage Stall limit. Flow curves, connections and service kits are detailed in the attached document.

YOUR APPLICATION

Your data. Our selection.

  • Gas type and composition, purity and seal compatibility
  • Minimum and maximum inlet pressure and target pressure, including units
  • Flow at the operating point or vessel volume and filling time
  • Drive-air pressure and flow, duty cycle and temperature
  • Cleanliness requirements, installation area and tubing connections

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