cryogenic gases Germany

... environments and ultra-low temperatures such as: Cryogenic valves - low temperature valves for cryogenics KB Schmiedetechnik GmbH develops forgings for cryogenic applications like the handling of liquified gases with cryogenic gate, globe or check valves during the production, transport and storage of oxygen, nitrogen, argon, LNG or even hydrogen or helium down to -269°C (4 Kelvin above...

... converted into a switching signal or an analogue 4...20 mA output signal. This applies both to conductive and on-conductive media. The sensors reliably record super-cooled liquid gases or granulate, for example for cryogenic milling. With their compact design the sensors of this series are well suited for installation in tight spaces.

... steel 316L, Hastelloy®, and Duplex UNS31803. Due to its superior design, the OPTIMASS 6400 provides accurate measurements, even in cryogenic and high-temperature applications; and has a high-pressure capability of up to 200 bar/2900 psi. It also features Entrained Gas Management (EGM), which allows the meter to identify and correct variable amplitudes from 0 - 100% in the presence of gas, while ensuring continuous measurement and, of course, informing the user of what the measurement has detected. Fluid::for natural gas Technology::Coriolis effect; mass Other features::compact; inline...

...as well as in welding, soldering, annealing, sintering, hardening, and packaging. Liquid nitrogen is used as a coolant – to achieve low temperatures, for quick freezing of food, for cryogenic grinding of soft materials, or for preserving biological materials such as blood. UN Number: UN 1066 Valve: W 24.32 x 1/14" 25E, GK DIN 477 No. 10 Color: RAL 9005 jet black...

...All-purpose gas in plastics technology (e.g., in paint stripping and cryogenic grinding), Process and purge gas in electrical engineering, Laser and plasma cutting...

...Cryo-Gloves are specialized cold protection gloves for work in ultra-low temperatures. Safe handling of cryogenic liquefied gases, such as liquid nitrogen or dry ice in a laboratory environment.

...Ball valves for operating temperatures down to -196°C, suitable for technical gases...

...Technical gases such as oxygen, nitrogen, as well as argon and other noble gases are obtained by separating air into its components. The cryogenic process used for this was developed over 100 years ago by Carl von Linde and is named after him. In this process, air is compressed, freed from vapor, dust, and carbon dioxide, and then cooled to extremely low temperatures. It is then liquefied through compression and subsequently separated into oxygen, nitrogen, argon, and other noble gases through distillation.

...Suitable for all work involving the presence of liquid nitrogen and other cryogenic gases, to protect against cold contact and to prevent burns in the event of liquid gas leakage. Cryogenic waterproof glove, made from a special rubber and laminated blue fabric. Inner insulation consists of polyester multilayer fleece (410g/m²) and Polyolefin-Porelle® membrane, with a 15 cm cuff made of the same fabric/lining. NYLON® seams. Available in sizes 7-11.

... of liquid gases. For every task, we manufacture the right container for you. Whether small or large, stationary or mobile, for short or long-term storage, for the laboratory or, for example, overseas transport. According to your requirements, Cryotherm containers are available in stainless steel or aluminum. We make cryogenic, liquefied gases such as oxygen, nitrogen, helium, or hydrogen suitable for storage and use.

...Rentals for tank containers / portable tanks (T1-T50) for the transport of liquid chemicals, gases, cryogenic gases, and food products...