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Cryostat for Low-Temperature Research

Cryostat for Low-Temperature Research

The cryostat for low-temperature research is an advanced research tool that enables experiments to be conducted under extreme temperature conditions. Designed with precision, reliability, and flexibility in mind, this cryostat offers the ability to conduct research at temperatures from 4.2K to 300K, making it an ideal tool for scientists and engineers involved in low-temperature materials research.

Key Technical Data

DimensionsDiameter: 220/320 mm, Height: 260/350 mm
MaterialStainless steel
Operating Temperature4.2K to 300K
Vacuum LevelUp to 5x10^-7 mbar
Cooling SystemHelium closed-cycle, GM cryocooler head

Features and Properties of the Cryostat

Vacuum Ports: The cryostat is equipped with KF40 and KF25 ports, allowing for flexible integration with other vacuum devices and research apparatus.

Temperature Sensors: It utilizes TVO Frako-Term temperature sensors, ensuring accurate monitoring and control of the temperature inside the cryostat.

High-Current Feedthroughs: Optimized high-current feedthroughs enable electrical testing at low temperatures.

Vacuum Electrical Sockets: Thanks to vacuum electrical sockets, it is possible to safely connect and power electrical devices in controlled vacuum conditions.

Copper Thermal Shield and MLI Insulation: The inclusion of a copper thermal shield and MLI insulation guarantees optimal cooling conditions and minimizes heat loss.

Temperature Regulation with 0.1K Stabilization: The cryostat is equipped with an advanced temperature regulation system that provides precise stabilization of the sample's temperature with an accuracy of up to 0.1K.

Cryostat Application

The cryostat for low-temperature research has found wide application in fields of science and industry where studying the properties of materials under extreme temperature conditions is crucial for the development of new technologies. Thanks to its advanced features and robust construction, this cryostat is an indispensable tool for researchers in materials science, physics, chemistry, and engineering.