From April 23rd to 25th, 2025, Shandong Saikesaisi Hydrogen Energy Co., Ltd. showcased its QL series laboratory hydrogen generators and electrolysis cells at the Analitika Expo 2025 International Laboratory Equipment and Analytical Instruments Exhibition in Moscow, Russia.

Saikesaisi Hydrogen Energy company has been deeply involved in PEM hydrogen production technology for more than 30 years. As a leading enterprise in PEM hydrogen production technology in China, Saikesaisi Hydrogen Energy company has demonstrated the innovative strength of China's hydrogen energy technology to global research institutions, universities, and laboratories with "safety, efficiency, and energy conservation" as its core, attracting over a thousand professional visitors to stop and exchange ideas on site.

Focusing on global laboratory hydrogen demand

Analitika Expo is one of the largest laboratory technology exhibitions in Russia and Eastern Europe, bringing together professionals from scientific laboratories, research institutions, and other fields from Russia and even internationally. This exhibition has attracted 358 exhibitors from over 30 countries, covering an exhibition area of 18000 square meters, and is expected to attract over 13925 visitors.

Breaking international monopoly and leading laboratory hydrogen technology.

Saikesaisi Hydrogen Energy company highlighted the QL series laboratory hydrogen generator, which adopts independently developed PEM pure water electrolysis technology and can achieve high-purity hydrogen output of 99.999% to 99.9999%. It supports flow and pressure regulation and has built-in overpressure, water shortage, and water accumulation alarm protection systems. At the same time, product catalogs such as the integrated air nitrogen generator and VOC embedded U-shaped machine were also displayed, which can serve as the core gas source for VOCs and provide stable gas sources for chromatographic analysis. Suitable for various analytical instruments such as gas chromatography (GC), mass spectrometry (MS), atomic emission spectroscopy (AED), etc.