OB-30 Oxygen Booster (Intensifier) Pump

Gas bottles only supply enough gas until the system equalizes. Sometimes there may be 1000 psig of unused gas. Don’t give back the product you have already paid for. By using our Oxygen Booster, oxygen bottles can now be pumped down to 250 psig. Cost savings on gas pays for the booster. Oxygen can be transferred to another low pressure bottle or directly into the aircraft. The unit is designed to be mounted on a wall, bench or on a portable bottle cart, so it can be taken to the aircraft. Operates by shop air or an optional nitrogen drive. Bottle Regulator on inlet gas recommended.

All OB-30 boosters supplied by AERO Specialties include part number 08291401 O2 booster mounting fitting kit (used to field install OB-30 booster inlet filter assembly and outlet connections).

This compact unit provides tremendous value in a small package, and is yet another example of the quality aircraft ground support equipment available from AERO Specialties.

Designed for maximum safety:

• Oxygen wetted components are principally brass – the best material for oxygen service, far surpassing stainless steel
• Other materials are optimized for oxygen service
• All oxygen wetted parts have been cleaned per Spec. ARP 1176

Compares to Tronair Oxygen Booster, part numbers PC-1108, 20-4500-7000, 18-4202-1000.

Safety Note: Please read this important manufacturer safety reminder prior to booster operation.

Note: Additional photos show a cross-section of the booster (in order to show inner mechanisms of the booster)

NSN: 6685-01-669-8026

All oxygen servicing parts & equipment from AERO Specialties are delivered Oxygen Clean. Our technicians are specially trained to ensure that no combustible contaminates (such as oils, greases, dirt, fiber, etc.) are present on these oxygen-cleaned surfaces. Protect yourself and your equipment by ordering your oxygen servicing equipment from AERO. Beware: many of our competitors do not deliver their products to this standard. Failure to use oxygen-clean products in oxygen servicing can result in fires or explosions.