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American Magnetics, Inc. offers a wide selection of cryostats and
cryostat related equipment. A cryostat is a vessel used to maintain
cryogenic temperatures and is categorized as a liquid cryostat
(referred to as a dewar) or a conduction-cooled (cryogen-free)
cryostat.
These vessels are vacuum insulated and are constructed of non-magnetic
materials with copper or aluminum thermal shields. All non-demountable
joints are inert gas welded providing a rigid, mechanically strong
cryostat for long and reliable use. All joints are checked with a
helium leak detector at every stage of construction, and vacuum
integrity is guaranteed for one year. The completed cryostat is
temperature cycled and tested to confirm that it meets AMI's high
standards for quality.
Cryostats are generally supplied with a reliable evacuation valve, a
safety pressure relief valve and provisions for mounting a thermocouple
gauge for monitoring the cryostat vacuum. Cryostats can be provided with
a mounting flange, lifting lugs and other options to meet the customer's
handling and interface requirements.
AMI has the capability to design and manufacturing these cryostats and
can provide customized designs tailored to our customer’s specific
requirements.
AMI supplies liquid helium dewars in several configurations. AMI dewars
are designed for minimum liquid helium consumption and both liquid
nitrogen (LN2) and vapor-cooled shielding are available. LN2 shielding
offers a stable shield temperature, low helium losses, and minimal dewar
thermal stabilization time. Vapor shielding uses the helium boiloff
vapor to cool the shields, provides low helium losses and eliminates
vibration issues sometimes associated with LN2 shielded dewars.
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