Value proposition

Your local gas generation partner.

Peak Scientific is a leading innovator in the design, manufacture and ‭support of high performance gas generators for analytical laboratories. ‭Established in the UK in 1997 near Glasgow (Scotland), where its ‭corporate Headquarters, and high-tech ‭manufacturing and R&D facilities reside, Peak Scientific boasts a ‭significant local presence on every continent – including major ‭operations in North America, China and India.

‭With nearly two decades of experience in pioneering reliable gas ‭generator technology, Peak Scientific develops market-leading ‭nitrogen, hydrogen and zero air systems mainly for the field of ‭LC-MS (Liquid Chromatography-Mass Spectrometry) and GC (Gas‭ Chromatography).

Our forte is in providing our customers with high ‭quality, dependable gas generation solutions tailored to meet their ‭specific laboratory demands. What differentiates us is our world class ‭technical support and on-going service care throughout the generator’s ‭lifespan, wherever you may be in the world.

With varying flow rates, purities and pressures of gas generators, available with or without internal air compressors, Peak is confident to offer the complete solution to your total gas requirements. Our gas generators provide a safe and economical alternative to combustible bottled gas cylinders, offering a constant purity resulting in accurate analysis.

Trusted globally, serving locally.

There are over 400 people employed at Peak Scientific. Most people are based in our Glasgow (UK) HQ and manufacturing center of excellence where we design and manufacture laboratory gas generators and sell into over 120 countries globally. Increasingly, we are adding more overseas colleagues based in our offices in USA, India, China, Mexico, Brazil, South Africa, France, UAE, Australia and Japan.

Manufacturing, Laboratory Gas Generation, Nitrogen Gas Generator, Hydrogen Gas Generator, Liquid Chromatography-Mass Spectrometry, Gas Chromatography, LCMS, GC, Zero Air, Instrument gas, Separation Science, and Carrier gas