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10 K Closed Cycle Refrigerators from Janis
Application Specific Models - Ultra High Vacuum (UHV)
Overview
Janis Research has a wide range of standard and custom designs available for Ultra High Vacuum (UHV) applications. This page shows our 10 K closed cycle refrigerators designed for UHV.
- Non-bakeable closed cycle refrigerator system with conflat flange and UHV-compatible thermometry and wiring (shown).
- Closed cycle refrigerator with bakeable interface.
Non-bakeable closed cycle refrigerator system with conflat flange and UHV-compatible thermometry and wiring
Closed cycle refrigerator systems may be equipped with a conflat flange and UHV-compatible thermometry and wiring for installation on a customer chamber. The most common configuration is shown in the drawing to the right.
This configuration provides a convenient cooling method for high vacuum applications. Note that because the cold head is mounted directly onto the chamber it is not bakeable unless the displacer is removed.
The photograph to the right shows one of these systems installed on a x-y-z manipulator and rotation stage for precise manipulation of the sample location.
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Bakeable Closed Cycle Refrigerator
For those applications where baking is essential to achieve true-UHV conditions, Janis offers a bakeable UHV interface with a removable cold head. This system employs exchange gas to connect the cold head thermally to the sample stage, and is not directly mounted in the UHV chamber. If the cold head is mechanically supported using an independent mount, then the system is also suitable for applications where extremely low levels of vibrations are required.

Bakeable Closed Cycle System Mechanical Drawing
The drawing to the right shows the system configured with a nominal 10 K cold head (for 12 K base temperature) and without the independent mechanical support. This UHV interface is also available configured for use with a 4 K cryocooler.
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