The Institute of Biochemistry and Cell Biology (Center for Excellence in Molecular Cell Science), Chinese Academy of Sciences, constitutes a top‑tier domestic life‑science research institute. It conducts cutting‑edge research covering biochemistry, molecular cell science, gene regulation and protein science. Multiple national‑level laboratories host major research initiatives and many of its research findings earn international acclaim. Scientific experiments and instrument‑based testing impose stringent specifications for compressed‑air environments. Zero‑oil content, moisture‑free air and steady air pressure are fundamental prerequisites for valid experimental data and prolonged instrument service‑life.

To satisfy laboratory clean‑air benchmarks, the institute deployed complete Bonaisi integrated oil‑free, water‑free scroll air‑compressor units. Thanks to its integrated compact layout, the machine occupies minimal floor space, which perfectly accommodates confined laboratory premises. Installation is straightforward and complicated pipeline reconstruction is unnecessary, conserving valuable research‑site resources.

The unit is equipped with a fully‑automatic intelligent control system supporting one‑click startup‑and‑shutdown and unattended operation. Its internet‑of‑things monitoring system enables 24‑hour real‑time surveillance through office computers and mobile‑phone terminals. Operators can inspect air‑pressure data, running conditions and technical parameters and receive remote fault alerts to achieve smart, unattended maintenance.

The equipment has run steadily within research‑and‑development settings for extended periods with zero fault alarms and pressure fluctuations. It consistently supplies high‑purity oil‑free, moisture‑free compressed‑air and prevents lubricant stains and water vapour from interfering with lab instruments and experimental datasets. Boasting compact dimensions, smart controls and outstanding operational reliability, Bonaisi compressors satisfy rigorous laboratory air‑supply requirements and deliver robust equipment support for frontier‑level scientific‑research projects.