10 LPM (Liters Per Minute) oxygen concentrators deliver up to twice the continuous flow of a 5 LPM unit. That extra capacity is why they're the go-to choice for glassblowers running bigger torches, hyperbaric chamber setups, longer EWOT sessions, and breeders and industrial users who need steady oxygen all day.
A prescription (Rx) is required only for medical use. No Rx is required for nonmedical use, including glassblowing, industrial use, and EWOT.
Larger torches and long days at the bench pull more oxygen than a 5 LPM can keep up with. A 10 LPM concentrator gives you more flow and headroom, and some models offer higher outlet pressure (see the table below). Not sure what your torch needs? Call or text Patrick and he'll help you match a concentrator to your torch and studio.
Most portable soft hyperbaric chambers are paired with a 10 LPM concentrator so you can breathe concentrated oxygen during your session. The Drive DeVilbiss 10 LPM is the unit we offer with our Newtowne chamber packages. Not every 10 LPM works with a chamber, so check the compatibility column below or ask Patrick before ordering.
For longer or harder workouts, a 10 LPM concentrator keeps an EWOT reservoir bag filled more easily than a 5 LPM.
Breeders use 10 LPM concentrators to supply oxygen to puppy incubators and oxygen boxes, especially during busy whelping seasons when more than one litter may need support.
Jewelers, ozone setups, and other industrial users choose 10 LPM units for steady, higher-volume oxygen. We can also slightly increase outlet pressure on many models. Talk with Patrick about your setup first.
Most spas use a quieter 5 LPM concentrator for oxygen facials. A 10 LPM makes sense when your facial equipment calls for more than 5 LPM or you want to supply two treatment stations from one machine.
Compare our reconditioned 10 LPM models below, with links to new and demo listings where offered. Flow and pressure requirements vary by application.
| Model | Continuous flow | Outlet pressure | Sound level | Approx. weight | Compatibility | Product & price |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Drive DeVilbiss 10 LPM | 2 to 10 LPM continuous flow | 20 PSI | Approx. 57 dBA | Approximately 42 lbs | Chamber setups: confirm compatibility | Reconditioned: View product & priceDemo Unit: View product & priceNew: View product & price |
| Philips Respironics Millennium M10 | Up to 10 LPM continuous flow | 4 to 8 PSI | Approx. 60 dBA | Approximately 53 lbs | Does not work with hyperbaric chambers | Reconditioned: View product & priceNew: View product & price |
| AirSep NewLife Intensity 10 | 2 to 10 LPM continuous flow | 20 PSI | Approx. 55 dBA | Approximately 58 lbs | Chamber setups: confirm compatibility | Reconditioned: View product & priceDemo Unit: View product & priceNew: View product & price |
| Invacare Platinum 10 | 2 to 10 LPM continuous flow | 9 PSI | Approx. 58 dBA | Approximately 53 lbs | HomeFill compatible; confirm chamber requirements | Reconditioned: View product & priceNew: View product & price |
Industrial use: We can slightly increase the outlet pressure (PSI) on 5 LPM and 10 LPM oxygen concentrators for industrial applications, depending on the model and setup. Call or text Patrick at 828-380-6287 to discuss your pressure requirements before ordering.
Specifications shown are from the reconditioned product listings and the manufacturers' published specifications. Sound levels vary with flow setting and room. Confirm equipment compatibility before ordering. Open each product link for current pricing and availability.
Still deciding? Patrick is happy to talk it through.
Need help choosing? Ask Patrick about a model, setup, or current availability.
Need setup instructions or an owner's guide? Browse our oxygen concentrator manuals and setup videos for supported models.
