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Helium-3 Systems
Cryo Industries Helium-3 systems
have all the features, the performance and more!
All CIA Helium-3 models offer quick
sample access, fast cooldown, magnetic field
compatability and advanced sorption pump technology.
Cryo's He-3 Inserts utilize the latest technology, such
as Advance design synthetic charcoal, which gives
increased pumping speed, resulting in lower base
temperature and enhanced cooling power.
Standard models for optical, UHV,
storage dewar mount, superconducting magnets, NMR, AFM
and X-ray are available.
Cryo offers two styles, sample in
vacuum or top-loading sample in vapor/liquid. Both
styles offer an optional 1 K pot to cool the Helium 3
gas below its condensing temperature.
Cryo's
is able to custom design and manufacture a He-3 Insert
that meets your experimental requirements. Below are the
styles of He-3 Inserts available:
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Complete
He-3 Catalog
Cryo's He-3 Family
of Inserts are gauranteed to offer a
solution for any ultra low temperature
research need. This includes inserts for
Optical, UHV, storage dewar mount, NMR,
AFM and X-ray. Samples are top-loading
or vacuum mount. |
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He-3
Sample in Vacuum
Cyo's He-3 Sample
in Vacuum is simple to operate and fits
into standard transport dewars (50 mm
diameter neck). The operating
temperature range is .25 K to 80 K (300
K optional) and has approximately 60
hours hold time. |
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He-3
Sample in Vacuum Integral He-4 Reservoir
Cryo's
He-3 Insert wiith Integral He-4
Reservoir has a LHe reservoir built-in,
which supplies the LHe-4 for for
condensing He-3 gas This is ideal for
applications where there is no access to
main LHe bath. |
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HE-3 PRO
Cryo's He-3 Pro
(sample in vacuum) is a PRODUCTION
manufactured Insert, allowing for
savings of 40% when compared to similar
systems. It is available for fast
delivery and has temperature range of
269mK to 329 mK |
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He-3
Top-Loading Sample in Vapor/Liquid
Cryo's
He-3 Top-Loader offers easy 'top-loading
of samples. It has an operating
temperature range of 0.3 K to 300 K with
approximately 24 hours hold time at base
temperature. |
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