Nitrogen Generator Huntingdon
Compressed air and nitrogen generation is essential to many businesses, helping to keep their factories and units running smoothly, equipment functioning, and providing the clean atmosphere that enhances the quality of their products.
Anglian Compressors exist to make sure that happens for all their customers with nitrogen generation in Huntingdon.
For over 40 years, we have been proud suppliers of Atlas Copco compressors. But we also offer servicing and maintenance contracts, helping businesses to ensure their equipment, whoever manufactured it, is always running at its best. And because we charge a fixed price, it helps them to keep their costs low too!
Getting a compact and cost-effective nitrogen skid
An on-site nitrogen generation skid is a surprisingly compact way to produce all the nitrogen that your business requires. Entirely self-contained, the generator uses a compressor to separate the nitrogen from the air we breathe. And it can produce nitrogen to the precise purity you need, so however you use nitrogen, a skid can take care of it.
That complete customisation results in long-term value for your business. You will not just save on costly deliveries, but as the skids can fit in with your processes, you can see dramatic improvements to your workflow’s efficiencies.
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Revolution, Restoration, and revelry
As the birthplace of Oliver Cromwell, Huntingdon can claim responsibility for England’s brief spell as a republic. And, because Pepys attended school there — the same one that Cromwell had attended years before — also for a lot of what we know about Restoration England. Or at least some of the more debauched aspects that Pepys entertainingly described!
However, Huntingdon is also popular for its celebration of another historical giant, Shakespeare. Despite there being no connection between the town and The Bard, they hold an annual Shakespeare Festival, in which the whole town becomes a stage and many of the residents get the chance to become players.