Cryogenic manufactures cryogenic equipment, measurement systems, cryostats and superconducting magnets including cryogen free systems.
TalaveraScience is the senior sales consultancy for Cryogenic Ltd.
Cryogenic Ltd has been a pioneer of cryogen free superconducting magnets and cryostats for a variety of applications for more than 20 years and with around 200 products installed. Taking advantage of the availability of cost effective coldheads such as the Gifford-McMahon (GM) and, more recently, the pulse tube (PT) cryocoolers to develop applications such as DC SQUID magnetomers, VSM systems, superconducting magnets for many types of applications such as X-ray systems, beam-line magnets, vector magnets, gyrotron magnets, desk top superconducting magnets, dissolution DNP magnets, high field EPR magnets, W-band EPR magnets, EPR Cryostats, MRI magnets, wideline NMR magnets and high resolution solid state NMR magnets.
Cryogen free technologies suit superconducting magnets where the ability to sweep or switch the field is very important.
With conventional superconducting magnets, known as 'wet' magnets, such an operation is only available for small sweep widths and requires liquid helium dewars to be on hand to refill the magnet. With cryogen free superconducting magnets it is possible to sweep from the negative maximum field value to the positive maximum field value without consuming any liquid helium with the minimum of fuss. High field EPR and wideline NMR systems were the first to be built utilising this technology. In addition, Cryogenic Limited have developed W-band EPR magnets that have an integrated VTI using a patented approach using a single coldhead for both the magnet and VTI. They have taken their expertise to the next level with their new high resolution solid state NMR magnet which can be swept or made persistent at any value of its field making a very versatile conveniently field settable superconducting magnet. Please continue reading for more information...
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