Sub-Kelvin Refrigerator
Sub-K refrigerator (registered trademark: Ucryo®) include two types of split continuous sub-K refrigerator and integrated sub-K refrigerator, which are widely used in the fields of condensed matter physics, electromagnetic transport, high-energy physics, astrophysics, superconducting materials, and quantum science and technology.
The cold source of the split continuous sub-K refrigerator (model: Ucryo-100) comes from a helium cycle cryogenic system (Qcryo®). The sub-K cryostat and the 4K cold head are separate (split design), and the cryogenic helium produced by the Qcryo® is transferred via flexible super-adiabatic piping to the sub-K cryostat, where it is used for the condensation of another way of circulating helium gas from the externally integrated vacuum pump unit. This split design is characterized by the fact that the vibrations of the cold head and compressor are completely isolated from the sub-K cryostat, making it particularly suitable for vibration-sensitive experiments.
The 4K cold head of the integrated sub-K refrigerator is integrated into the sub-K refrigerator, from the working mode can be divided into integrated continuous sub-K refrigerator (model: Ucryo-200) and integrated single-shot sub-K refrigerator (model: Ucryo-300) two types. Among them, the integrated continuous sub-K refrigerator is equipped with an external circulating gas circuit and vacuum pump unit. On the other hand, the integrated single-shot sub-K refrigerator has a helium reservoir on the top, an integrated He-4 pot, a cryosuction pump and sealed piping inside. The helium gas inside the helium reservoir flows into the He-4 pot after condensing through the 4K cold head, and then the built-in cryosuction pump reducers the He-4 pot to the lowest temperature.











