An overview of the technical uses
of our cryogenic product range.
Cryogenics and low-temperature technology are required to generate and maintain low temperatures (by the Joule-Thomson effect), and to use or examine certain physical effects at low temperatures (by the liquefaction and separation of gases). The temperature range covered by cryo-technology is usually considered to be below −150 ° C. Temperatures of 77.4 K (−195.8°c, the boiling point of nitrogen), 20.4 K (with hydrogen), and 4.2 K (with helium) can easily be achieved and maintained with Cryotherm equipment.