The model 106 Shasta adiabatic demagnetization refrigerator (ADR) has been optimized for flexibility and versatility. This medium-size research cryostat features an experimental volume 34 cm in diameter and is offered in two sizes: a compact design at 21 cm tall and a larger version at 49 cm tall. HPD’s quality engineering and attention to detail provide many unique features, such as cool down from 300 K to 4 K in 15 hours, a vibration minimizing design, and a wide range of port sizes to suit a variety of scientific applications. The 106 Shasta can also be reconfigured for your specific project. Call us to discuss how we can optimize the Model 106 Shasta to fit your needs.
Section view of Model 106 Shasta ADR cryostat with extra-long vacuum jacket showing pulse-tube head, adiabatic demagnetization refrigerator, and thermal shielding.
Outside view of Model 106 Shasta on the Atlas 100 service stand.
Outside view of Model 106 Shasta on the Atlas 100 service stand.
Inside view of Model 106 Shasta ADR cryostat showing high-temp superconducting leads for 4T magnet.
Outside view of Model 106 Shasta on the Atlas 100 service stand.
Side view of 106 Shasta ADR cryostat vacuum jacket and pulse-tube head.
Cross-section of 106 Shasta cryostat showing pulse-tube cooler, ADR, thermal links and shields.
Top view of 106 Shasta ADR cryostat showing pulse-tube cooler and feedthrough flanges.
Typical cooling cycle for pulse-tube cooled ADR cryostat.
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