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SuperTran continuous flow cryostats

ST-100

SuperTran cryostat features

  • 2 K to 800 K
  • Can use either LHe or LN2
  • Sample in vacuum
 OpticalApplicationMinimum temperatureMaximum temperature
ST-100 2 K500 K
ST-100-H 2 K800 K
ST-300Magnetotransport2 K420 K
ST-300-CMagnetotransport2 K420 K
ST-400 UHV2 K500 K
ST-400-H UHV2 K800 K
ST-500Microscopy3.5 K475 K
ST-500-CMicroscopy6 K475 K
ST-500-LGVLow vibration, large sample space3.5 K475 K
ST-FTIRFTIR2.5 K500 K

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Lake Shore — environment by JANIS

With an extensive range of field-proven applications and a worldwide installation base, Lake Shore SuperTran represents the state-of-the-art in continuous flow cryostat design. Using liquid helium (LHe) or liquid nitrogen (LN2), most cryostats provide fast (15 min or less to 4.2 K with LHe) cooldown, a <2 K to 325 K total operating range, and precise temperature control capability in an economical and easy-to-use package.

Temperature controllerEvery cryostat comes with a Lake Shore temperature controller and calibrated sensor

All cryostats contain a cold finger, radiation shield, sample holder, lightweight aluminum vacuum shroud (except the ST-400), electrical feedthrough ports, and a high-efficiency flexible 6 ft cryogen transfer line. SuperTran cryostats can be operated in any orientation with only minor variations in efficiencies. Sample temperatures are varied by means of a heater attached to the cold finger. The sample mount and all standard Lake Shore sample holders have provisions for thermometry, which, in conjunction with a temperature controller, allow precise control over sample temperature.

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MeasureLINK control software
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MeasureLINK control software
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