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Customized Instrument Air and Technical Gas plants with outstanding performance and complex technical features

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Sinergia

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Sinergia mainly turns to Oil&Gas, Petrochemical, Energy, Chemical, Steel industries by providing engineering and manufacturing of packaged instrument air systems and gas generator plants.

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“Italian Quality” is a worldwide reknown sentence that points out the italian way to approach any kind of manufacture: mixing premium quality raw materials, matching profound knowledge of process with amazing practical skills and a pinch of creativity. This is the way we proudly do it, this is the way we always find the right solution that makes our customers satisfied.

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Sinergia aims to become the international reknown reference of excellence for the culture of compressed air and technical gases production and treatment.

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Our products

Air & Nitrogen Compressors

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Air Dryers

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Nitrogen & Oxygen Generators

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Ancillary Equipment & Packages

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  • Chemical
  • Projects

Multiple utilities generation skid

February 2021

Is it possible to produce with one single plant a variety of different gaseous streams?
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  • Chemical
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Our Dryer thinks outside the (heated) box

February 2021

-40°C is too cold to produce plant ad Instrument Air?
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  • Oil & Gas
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Sinergia contribution to Amursky project

March 2020

Sinergia, thanks to its capability and punctuality in delivery became one of the significant “ring” of Tecnimont supply chain
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  • Oil & Gas
  • Projects

Nitrogen for gas storage facilities

March 2020

Sinergia on-site nitrogen generator, part of a succesful and important project in Norther Italy
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  • Technology

Air & Water vapor

March 2020

When cooling the air below the dew point, the contained water will be separated from the air, creating the so-called condensate.