One of the world's leading aircraft manufacturers produces wings for a family of passenger aircraft in its plant. These are made of CFRP (carbon fiber reinforced plastic) materials at almost 200 degrees Celsius in ovens, so-called autoclaves. To prevent the materials from igniting at these high temperatures, nitrogen is introduced into the furnace. The low-reaction, inert protective gas is generated in the required quantity directly in the factory using an INMATEC nitrogen generator PNC 9600.
