Helium for Food and Beverage
It is the smallest molecular gas among noble gases, and the family of food gases established by legi…
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The size and density of the argon molecule is what makes this element ideal for inerting. Argon is eight times more effective than nitrogen in fats and water by allowing the extraction of oxygen where it solubilizes. This is favoured by the similarity it has with oxygen in polarity and ionisation potential, which makes it a perfect inhibitor of respiratory enzymes.
Better preservation of flavours
Anaerobes inhibition
Inhibits fat oxidation and package collapse
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