Cryocoolers
Open and closed cycle, LN2, LHe, 3 K-300 K, miniaturized, Stirling, Gifford-McMahon, single-stage, two-stage, pulse tube, high frequency, small-size and space-qualified cryocoolers.
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Design and manufacture of helium, nitrogen, hydrogen, methane, biogas and natural gas liquefaction and refrigeration systems, as well as products for cryogenic fluid storage and transportation.
Specializes in cryogen-free dilution refrigerator systems, with a wide range of systems and options including wiring and magnets. The company’s aim is to deliver reliable and easy-to-use systems of the highest possible quality.
Designs and manufactures compact, self-contained, low-cost sub-Kelvin sorption coolers, specializing in systems working at <1 K, <300 mK and <100 mK. In addition to standard systems, the company custom-designs products to meet individual specifications.
Complete cryogenic services from conceptual design, analysis and optimization to hardware fabrication and testing. Expertise includes custom cryogenic components and systems, vacuum systems, heat exchangers, turbo-Brayton and other cryocoolers.
Independent cryogenic parts and service organization focused on providing a high-value alternative for remanufactured parts and innovative service solutions. The company provides a high level of expertise, minimizing system downtime and helium loss.
Developer and manufacturer of cryogenic equipment including design, production, testing and installation of helium and other custom equipment. Specializes in the development of new cryogenic technologies. Cryogenic engineering consulting available.
Cryocoolers and cryogenic engineering application devices, including GM cryocoolers, cryostats, helium reliquefiers and liquefiers, dilution refrigerators, gas recovery, purification and liquefaction systems.
Offers a wide range of cryogenic solutions, from high-efficiency pulse tubes to full cryostat systems. Custom, one-off designs and standard models. Also integrates Chase Research Cryogenics coolers and represents Leiden Cryogenics in North America.
Designs, manufactures, tests and installs customer-specific vacuum insulated solutions for extremely low temperature applications (down to < 2 K), including for the transfer of liquid hydrogen from the liquefier/storage tank to the transport vessel.
Technical solutions in cryogenic applications incorporating cryocoolers, production systems, cryostats, hydrogen production and liquefaction, specializing in the development and delivery of membrane cryocooler technology.
Full line of cryogen-free cryostats, probe stations and dilution refrigerators for a wide range of ultra-low temperature needs. Key technologies include ADR cryostats, low-vibration probe stations, scanning SQUID microscopy and wafer-scale probing.
Nitrogen and oxygen liquefiers with capacities between 10 and 500 lt/day or larger and small-capacity argon liquefiers, high purity nitrogen and oxygen gas generators, cryogenic storage systems with long holding time and maximum storage density.
Specializes in repair and reconditioning of cold heads, cryopumps, helium compressors and activated carbon oil adsorbers. Also carries a line of self-sealing gas flex lines and vacuum jacketed transfer lines.
Fully automatic cooling solutions combining magnetic refrigeration and closed-cycle precooling to provide sub-Kelvin temperatures cryogen-free: PT or GM precooling, ADR, continuous ADR, automatic sample changer and sample magnet options.
Measurement and control solutions for materials characterization under variable temperature and magnetic field conditions. Cryogenic temperature sensors and instrumentation, magnetic test and measurement instruments, cryogenic probe stations.
Providing high-efficiency, compact and robust Stirling cryocoolers and pulse tube cryocoolers. Tailored solutions for user applications available.
Superconducting electron linear accelerators, superconducting electron guns and injectors, accelerating cavities and components, niobium and niobium alloys. Fully licensed to build and test superconducting linear accelerators in its facilities.
High temperature superconducting applications SPI projects in the areas of HTS cables, transformers, fault current limiters, motors and generators. Technical expertise in the integration of cryogenic cooling systems with the HTS conductor elements.
Compact variable-speed GM cryocoolers, servicing radio astronomy, diffraction, HTC magnets, optical sensors and R&D industry. Proprietary software offers control of coldhead speed, longer service intervals, fast cooldown and easy OEM integration.
Automated material characterization systems, temperatures from 0.05 to 1,000K and magnetic fields to 16 tesla. Helium liquefiers and configurable recovery systems; sub-kelvin optical cryostats, rapid cooldown C-ADR cryostats, and scanning NV microscopes.
Manufacturer and developer of thermoacoustic Stirling cryocoolers with up to 1,000 watts of cooling power at 77 K. These systems have no moving parts in the coldhead, making them ideal for applications that require low vibration and no maintenance.
Cryogenic storage and thermal insulation systems, thermoacoustic cryocoolers, cryogenic instrumentation and electronics. Mass gauging system, large-scale pulse tube cryocoolers. Systems analysis capabilities.
Stirling specializes in the design and production of systems based on the Stirling cryogenerator and cryofan. Available as components or as part of a Stirling system for closed loop cooling or on-site (re-)liquefaction of air gases, (bio-)LNG and LH2.
Innovative Gifford-McMahon and pulse tube cryocooler designs, as well as cryopumps and helium compressors. Global sales and support network.
High efficiency and energy density Stirling cryocoolers for telecommunications, aerospace, gas liquefaction, biotechnology and superconductivity. Cost-effective, exceptionally quiet, low in vibration and extremely efficient.
The Aerospace Corporation is a national leader in independent research and development. With more than 80 specialized labs, the company is able to provide world-class testing, analysis and troubleshooting for many aspects of cryogenic engineered systems.
With decades of cryocooler and cryogenic thermal management experience, including many successful space payloads, the company’s multidisciplinary team includes experts in pulse tubes, Stirling coolers, radiation hard electronics and cryogenic controls.
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Absolut System is a French SME that designs, optimizes and qualifies innovative solutions ranging from components such as cryogenic coolers, heat exchangers and thermal links to integrated systems such as vacuum test chambers.
Closed-cycle cryostats with a temperature range of 1.5 K to 350 K and low vibrations between 3 and 5 nm. Helitran® Flow cryostats have atomic resolution. Probe stations feature closed-cycle, flow and UHV options. Superconducting magnets up to 7 T are available.
State-of-the-art linear Stirling and pulse-tube cryocoolers for infrared, HTS and industrial applications. The cooling capacity ranges from 0.25 W at 160 K to 4 W at 80 K. High efficiency, long life, low vibration, low noise and great value for money.
Low temperature solutions such as nanopositioners and sensors with sub-nm accuracy. Complete measurement systems: cryogenic scanning probe microscopes (AFM, MFM, KPFM, PFM, SHPM), confocal (Raman) microscopes and automated cryogen-free magnet systems.
Ball Aerospace pioneers discoveries that enable customers to perform beyond expectation: creating innovative space solutions, enabling accurate weather forecasts, driving insightful observations of Earth and delivering actionable data and intelligence.
ColdEdge provides custom
CryoHiVac provides Consulting services and proposes affordable solutions for cryogenic and high vacuum applications used by high-tech industries and government programs. The company represents high-tech products in US domestic and international markets.
Manufactures high power, ultralow vibration cryocoolers down to the sub-nanometer range, with a broad spectrum of cryorefrigerators. Especially for demanding applications in laser physics and optics. Customized cryocooler and specific cryogenic solutions.
The Edwards CTI-Cryogenics and Polycold lines offer a wide range of high-performance and energy-efficient cryopumps, cryopump systems and cryochillers for the semiconductor, display, R&D and general vacuum industries.
Provides cooling technology for infrared and sensing applications, including Joule-Thomson coolers for cryogenic cooling across a wide range of IR sensor applications and Stirling-cycle linear coolers for use in high-duty applications for continuous use.
Hynhe Cryogenics, located in Guangzhou, China, specializes in cryogenics R&D and manufacturing of cryocoolers (4K to 77K and -269 c to -196 c), cryopumps, helium compressors, low temperature monitors, sensors, adsorbers and other related products.
JEVI Vacuum Instruments is dedicated to scientific and industrial instrumentation, with its main activity based on vacuum systems, gas analysis, cryogenic systems, and helium leak detection. The company also offers technical service and support.
Full line of linear cryogenic coolers, providing “on demand” refrigeration to match and control thermodynamic events. Advanced flexure spring design and unique linear cooler drive electronics provide balanced thermodynamic control.
Specializes in development and production of miniature cryocoolers based on the Joule-Thomson effect (self-regulated, fixed orifice, actively controlled, fast cool-down) and coolers based on Stirling cycle, typically used in infrared thermal cameras.
High-end custom-made dilution refrigerators with very low vibrations and high cooling power that meet customers’ specific requirements: fully customizable with modular components and various wiring options.
Ricor Sterling-cycle cryocoolers can serve any need for cooling power from a fraction of a watt up to 15W in the temperature range from 50K to 150K.
Thales Cryogenics is a European leader in compact cryogenic coolers. The company offers various cooling technologies, such as rotary monobloc, linear Stirling and linear pulse-tube coolers, to cool small sensors and/or circuits to cryogenic temperatures.
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