PIKO-STAR 100 – I / II / IV

Allround Gas Filler with Gas Sensor Control and Modern Laminar-Flow-Technology

Sensor-controlled gas filling station designed to improve thermal and acoustic properties of insulating glass units by low-loss off-line gas filling with premixed, technical or noble gases (e.g. Argon, SF6, Krypton or Xenon) for I.G. manufacture on a medium scale with up to 250 units per shift (2 outputs) resp. up to 400 units per shift (4 outputs), depending on pane dimensions and number of outputs

  • easy start-up and operation

  • no external intervention needed für calibration

  • application of laminar flow technique for ultralow-loss gas filling

  • precise gas-sensing, proven in more then 1900 installations worldwide

  • reliable operation down to 1.2 bar (15 psi) input pressure

Function & Design

  • Automatic gas filling control to minimize gas losses by on-line gas-sensing
  • Internal sensor gauging and automatic self-test routines
  • No test gas, no external interference needed for calibration
  • 1, 2 or 4 independent outputs to reduce cycle time
  • Maintenance-free by lifetime-checked components
  • Exchange units always on stock for emergency express service
Technical Data PIKO-STAR 100 – I / II / IV
Number of independent outputs 1, 2 or 4
Flow Rate capacity per output up to 8L / min. (Ar)
Aditional outputs on request
Height x Length x Width, Weight 220mm x 260mm/520mm x 480mm, 8 / 16kg
Power supply 230V ± 10%, 50Hz (or as requested)
Power input / Stand-by max. 62 VA / 22 VA
Further Options as requested

Technical changes reserved.

Technical Data – PIKO-STAR
Number of independent outputs
1, 2 or 4
Flow Rate capacity per output
up to 8L / min. (Ar)
Aditional outputs
on request
Height x Length x Width,
Weight
220mm x 260mm/520mm x 480mm,
8 / 16kg
Power supply
230V ± 10%, 50Hz
(or as requested)
Power input / Stand-by
max. 62 VA / 22 VA
Further Options
as requested

Technical changes reserved.

Typical Applications

  • Reliable all-purpose gas filling station, suitable even for specialities
  • Economic ultralow-loss filling of expensive gases (e.g. Krypton, Xenon)
  • Initial equipment for small and medium sized manufacturers