DILATOMETER

Our dilatometers can be used in a wide range of temperature. They were tested and operated down to extremely low temperature (10 mK). The maximal operation temperature is determined by the thermal capability of the insulating pieces of vespel and the used coaxial cables. So far, dilatometers were only tested at temperatures just above room temperature. To achieve the best possible results the dilatometers have to be operated in a steady flowing inert gas atmosphere, where the dielectric constant of the medium does not change with temperature (e.g. helium, nitrogen, clean and dry air, vacuum). The operation in flow cryostats or directly in cryogenic liquids (helium) is not recommended. Our dilatometers have been successfully operated in most commonly measurement systems, e.g. in the Quantum Design PPMS under helium atmosphere or in an Oxford Instruments Kelvinox dilution refrigerator under vacuum. For all these systems, we offer the matching accessories for suitable mounting.

VAT numbers: DE285812663

Primary location: Dresden Germany