Supplier
ElectroAir
Ground Support Equipment (GSE)
Mobile Gas Charging Systems (nitrogen / oxygen / high-pressure air)
Specs verified against manufacturer documentation
Pricing
Request a quote for current pricing, lead time and delivery to your airport.ElectroAir's mobile gas charging systems category — truck-mounted (IVECO / MAN chassis) high-pressure refill plants for nitrogen, medical oxygen and compressed air, engineered to international aviation standards (ISO, EN, IEC, IATA, STANAG) for both civil and military operators. All units operate in harsh climates from -40°C to +50°C with integrated manual + automatic fire-extinguishing systems and pneumatic booster technology. The category comprises three units: EA-NITROGEN (high-pressure nitrogen, up to 350 bar / 35 MPa), EA-OXYGEN (mobile medical oxygen servicing) and EA-20-350 Air Servicer Unit (high-pressure compressed air, 20 cylinders).
From the manufacturer’s documentation
Technical specifications.
| Units in range | EA-NITROGEN (nitrogen), EA-OXYGEN (medical oxygen), EA-20-350 Air Servicer Unit (compressed air, 20 cylinders) |
| Mounted on IVECO / MAN truck platform; fast-deploy mobile refill plant | |
| EA-NITROGEN | working pressure 5.5 / 30 / 150 / 230 / 350 MPa; performance >=215 l/min (1 booster), >=430 l/min (2 boosters) |
| EA-OXYGEN | total O2 volume 310 m3 @ 30 MPa (204 m3 @ 23 MPa, 133 m3 @ 15 MPa); dry-piston single-stage two-cylinder pneumatic gas booster |
| EA-20-350 | max cylinder pressure 350 kgf/cm2; seamless steel cylinders; operates to 98% humidity at +25°C |
| Ambient operating range -40°C to +50°C; discharged-gas temp <=+70°C at +50°C ambient | |
| Manual + automatic fire-extinguishing systems with high-pressure line protection | |
| Built to ISO / EN / IEC / IATA / STANAG; civil and military aviation | |
Best for
Use cases.
- ›Servicing aircraft and GSE: tyres, landing-gear struts, accumulators, onboard oxygen systems and other high-pressure components — at MRO facilities, remote/tactical airstrips, and for fighter/transport/helicopter/special-mission fleets