Oxygen Supply Equipment for Aquaculture
Dissolved oxygen is the first limit on stocking density: in RAS, biofloc and intensive ponds it is oxygen supply — not tank volume — that decides how many kilograms of fish or shrimp a system can safely carry. This page covers SIGMA’s oxygen supply equipment for aquaculture: dissolved oxygen cones that dissolve pure O2 into process water, nano-tube diffusers for fine-bubble aeration, and root and regenerative blowers that drive airlifts and diffuser grids.
How the pieces combine depends on the farm. Air-based aeration (blowers with diffusers, or paddle wheel aerators) keeps ponds and biofloc tanks mixed and oxygenated at low running cost, while pure-oxygen dosing through a cone lifts saturation fast in high-density RAS, hatchery and live-holding systems.
Need to produce the oxygen itself on site? That is a separate machine — see the PSA oxygen generator for aquaculture, which makes high-purity oxygen from ambient air and feeds the cones and diffusers on this page.