With 30+ years experience, our growing in-house team of engineers and physicists work in partnership with both local and global business partners. Our customers’ applications include astrophysics, quantum technologies, nanotechnology, materials science and life sciences.
Product Range
Cool to below 1 Kelvin
Low-cost, easy to operate, reliable and effective. Our 1K sorption coolers interface to either a mechanical (GM/PT) cryocooler or the 4K plate of a ‘wet’ dewar. We can offer a number of interfacing options to accommodate a cold table housing the end-user application. Just contact us to discuss your requirements.
Cool to below 0.3 Kelvin
Gram per gram, Helium 3 is the world’s most expensive substance. CRC’s gas-light sub-Kelvin sorption coolers have been designed to make the best possible use of this scarce resource. As they are sealed systems, no helium gas is consumed during operation and our units never need to be recharged or re-filled.
Cool to below 0.1 Kelvin
Cool to the max by using the latent heat of enthalpy produced as liquid Helium 3 dissolves in liquid Helium 4. Once again, our Continuous Miniature Dilution coolers are compact, sealed units that need no external gas supply and will never need to be refilled with expensive Helium 3.
In 1993 Dr. Simon T. Chase started a small business enterprise, based in Sheffield and trading as ‘Chase Research’, to design and produce simple and reliable sub-Kelvin cryogenic coolers for the research market. Chase Research became incorporated as Chase Research Cryogenics Ltd. in January 2003. Today, Chase Research Cryogenics is continuing to innovate, improve and expand our product range. Our growing in-house team of engineers and physicists is working in partnership with both local and global business partners, bringing our unique products to new markets.
Custom Design and Build
All of our products can be adapted to suit your requirements.
We can customize our GL4, GL7 and GL10 products to optimise them for the user’s applications, for example to offer either a shorter or a longer run time, or higher load capacity, or to interface to a customer’s existing cryostat. Some examples of the many custom coolers that we have made for specific applications are pictured in our Gallery. Contact us to discuss whether we can design and build to meet your particular application.