The world's coldest, continuous, dry dilution refrigerator, with base temperature of < 5 mK, temperature control range up to 30 K, and cooling powers of > 25 µW at 20 mK and > 850 µW at 100 mK.
Dry systems do not require the use of cryogenic liquids to provide the 4 K environment. Instead, pulse tube refrigerators are used. These enable push-button operation, can reduce the cost of ownership, and negate the need for a helium liquefier.
Our Cryofree® (cryogen free) range of products provides the user with much more experimental space and a larger sample plate, due to not needing a dewar surrounding the system containing the liquid helium for cooling. Mechanical vibrations from the pulse tube refrigerator are significantly reduced using a comprehensive range of vibration isolation techniques.
Uncover the quantum nature of heat, with applications towards quantum refrigerators and improved ultra low temperature thermometry.
Investigate exotic quantum states such as Majorana Fermions and Fibonacci Particles for next generation qubit development.
Lower temperatures reduce measurement errors to enable further improvements in metrological standards.
| Base Temerature: | 5 mK |
| Cooling Power at 20 mK: | > 25 μW |
| Cooling Power at 100 mK: | > 850 μW |
| Sample Space Diameter: | 360 mm plate |
| Line of Sight Access: | 1 x ISO100, 1 x ISO63, 2 x KF40, 2 x KF25 |
| PTR Options: | 1.35 W, 1.50 W or 1.80 W |
| Temperature Control Range: | 5 mK to 30 K with magnet at full field |
| Magnet Options: |
Solenoid: up to 14 T Vector rotate: up to 9,1,1 T Field cancellation: < 10 mT |
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