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Introducing new TYCO® corrosion solutions, featuring the model NG-1 Nitrogen Generator. Corrosion in fire sprinkler systems can mean significant risk to life safety, structural integrity, and business continuity.

Replacing oxygen in the system with nitrogen can stop the corrosion process and extend the service life of a sprinkler system. TYCO Nitrogen Generators are FM & CE approved. They generate 98 per cent purity nitrogen, replacing nearly all oxygen as the pressure-maintenance gas.

Return on Investment (ROI) for TYCO® Corrosion Solutions

  • Greatly reduces corrosion risks
  • Extends the useful life of a water-based fire sprinkler system
  • Minimises risk of business interruption due to leaks

Click here to learn more about how you can protect and extend the life of your fire sprinkler system.

 

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