450 PSI 7,000 SCFH O2 Vaporizer
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Description
450 PSI 7,000 SCFH O2 Vaporizer
This is an oxygen-rated ambient air vaporizer manufactured by CCH Equipment Co in June 2023, built to ASME B31.3 process piping code. Rated for 450 PSI design pressure with a capacity of 7,000 SCFH, the unit is new and has never been used. It weighs 230 lbs and was test-pressured to 495 PSI.
Technical Specifications
Gas Service: Oxygen Rated
Design Pressure: 450 PSI
Test Pressure: 495 PSI
Capacity: 7,000 SCFH
Weight: 230 lbs
Standard: ASME B31.3 – Latest Edition
This vaporizer is ideal for oxygen systems, cryogenic storage facilities, industrial gas distribution, and process gas regasification projects where performance, safety, and regulatory compliance are critical.
Condition: New / never used — ready for immediate integration into your project.
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Seller
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Waxahachie, TX, United States
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Questions buyers ask
How do I size this vaporizer for my flow rate and duty cycle?
This unit is rated at 7,000 SCFH capacity at design conditions. Ambient vaporizers are typically sized at 125–150% of average flow to allow headroom for ambient derating and peak demand; confirm your actual peak flowrate, minimum inlet temperature, and required outlet temperature with the seller to verify this unit meets your duty cycle.
What happens to output in cold or humid conditions, and on continuous duty?
Ambient air vaporizers derate in cold weather because heat transfer depends on the delta-T between cryogenic liquid and ambient air; capacity can drop significantly at sub-freezing temperatures compared to rated performance at typical ambient conditions. High humidity can cause frost buildup on fins, further reducing effective surface area and requiring defrost cycles or extended banks to maintain continuous output.
Can this be put into a different gas service than it previously ran?
This unit was built as oxygen-rated to ASME B31.3 and has never been used. Oxygen-clean equipment can typically be placed into inert service (nitrogen, argon) or clean dry air without requalification, but moving from a previously-used service into oxygen would require oxygen cleaning, retesting, and recertification to oxygen standards.
What should I inspect on a used ambient vaporizer before buying?
This vaporizer is new and has never been used, so it should show no service wear. On any ambient unit, inspect fin condition for corrosion, impact damage, or bent sections that reduce airflow; check all tube-to-header welds and pipe connections for cracks or evidence of leaks; and verify the data plate is legible and pressure test documentation is available if required by your jurisdiction.
General guidance for this type of equipment. Ask about this specific unit in your inquiry — the seller answers directly.