What Are the Differences Between GR, GC, and BSGS Gas Cabinets?

What Are the Differences Between VIGOUR'S GR, GC, and BSGS Gas Cabinets?

In high-purity gas delivery systems, gas cabinets are categorized based on their control system, safety features, and application environments. Shanghai Vigour Technologies offers several types of gas cabinets, including the GR, GC, and BSGS models. Each type is designed to meet specific operational and safety requirements.

✅ GR Gas Cabinet (Gas Cabinet - Regulator Type)

Functionality: Equipped with a manual pressure regulating system. Designed for basic pressure reduction and single-cylinder gas supply.

Applications: Suitable for general laboratory use and industrial environments where automation and gas purity requirements are moderate.

Control Method: Manual operation; optional pressure monitoring available.

Safety Features: Includes pressure relief valves, pressure gauges, and optional alarm interfaces.

✅ GC Gas Cabinet (Gas Cabinet - Changeover Type)

Functionality: Features automatic or semi-automatic cylinder switching to ensure uninterrupted gas supply.

Applications: Ideal for environments requiring continuous gas delivery, such as analytical labs, medical facilities, and semiconductor processing.

Control Method: Automatic or semi-automatic control; supports alarm systems and remote signal outputs.

Safety Features: Includes gas monitoring and alarm systems, electronic switching modules, and leak detection.

✅ BSGS Gas Cabinet (Burning and Special Gas Supply System)

Functionality: Specially designed for flammable, toxic, or corrosive gases such as hydrogen, ammonia, and chlorine.

Applications: Critical environments such as semiconductor fabs, special gas labs, and research institutions with stringent safety requirements.

Control Method: Fully automated with PLC control, including gas sensors, exhaust fan interlocks, fire control systems, and access control.

Safety Features:

1)Explosion-proof electrical components

2)Ventilation and exhaust control

3)Combustible/toxic gas detection and alarm interlocks

4)Emergency shut-off valves

5)Optional fire suppression or gas purification modules

✅Summary Comparison Table