Custom cryogenic systems

Typical examples of custom-engineered projects include:

Cryogenic cold traps with single or multiple chambers for adsorption of noble gases, oxygen, nitrogen, carbon dioxide, water vapor, etc.
Ruggedized cryostats designed for space flights/micro-gravity experiments and balloon-borne cosmic microwave studies
Focal plane array and detector cooling Dewars for operation in any orientation
Ultra-high vacuum cryostats and superconducting magnet systems for scanning probe, atomic force, and scanning tunneling microscopes
Cryostats that operate from liquid helium temperatures to high temperatures (750 K or higher)
Custom vibration-isolated systems
Tensile testing and high-pressure diamond anvil cell cryostats
Dewars designed to ASME code, with complete structural, stress, and thermal analysis
Additional accessories, such as cryogenic sensors, controllers, and cryogenic temperature monitors