5T Magnet System Cryogen-FREE HRTB
Custom Designed 5T Magnet System Cryogen-FREE with 110mm Horizontal Room Temperature Bore and Asymmetric Field Center
Proton Therapy: ProNova Newspaper Acknowledgement
Knoxville New Sentinel Article:"ProNova's Global Expansion Starts Here" Published, May 31, 2015 Walking onto a catwalk overlooking the expansive manufacturing floor at ProNova Solutions' new Research and commercialization facility in Blount County, Joe Matteo smiles, declaring they were going to place a "wow" sticker on the railing. Cryomagnetics' is acknowledged for it's role in the co-development of the superconducting magnets used in the latest generation of cancer treatment equipment.
9 T Vertical Bore Magnet System
Custom designed 9 Tesla superconducting magnet pair. Quick cooldown, relative to magnet mass and bore size, at ~48 hours.
4.5T Magnet System for Gyrotron Applications
Cryogen-FREE magnet system to be used in a gyrotron application. 4.5T main coil with a gun coil. Large 152mm vertical room temperature bore. Precise magnetic field shape with less than 0.5mm bore axis offset with respect to magnetic field axis.
6.0T Recondensing Magnet 346mm HRTB
Designed to operate with another 6T, large bore superconducting magnet system delivered by Cryomagnetics in close proximity. When both systems are operating, there will be approximately 7,500 pounds of attractive force on each coil. Careful design of each cryostat’s support structure insures this force can be handled, while at the same time give low enough heat leak so the recondensing circuits are not overwhelmed by evaporating liquid helium.
3.5T Magnet System AS-CF 140mm HRTB
Custom designed as a Quality Assurance tool for an industrial client. The magnet system allows for the application of precisely varied high magnetic fields to test hardiness and survivability of electronic devices. The large homogenous bore allows for the introduction of devices of varied sizes while assuring consistent exposure.
8.5T Magnet System AS-CF 200mm VRTB
At 8.5T and featuring a large 200mm Vertical Room Temperature Bore, This Superconducting Magnet system allows for a wide spectrum of materials research. The addition of active shielding and a mobile cart allows for the system to be moved to various locations within the customers laboratory.
Cryomagnetics Extends Warranty Period to an Industry Leading Two Years
In order to best support our customers, Cryomagnetics is proud to announce that starting January 1, 2015 all new products will carry an industry leading two (2) year warranty against defects in materials and workmanship. Cryomagnetics for many years have [...]
Cryomagnetics acquires R & D Tectonics
Cryomagnetics purchases and takes complete ownership of R&D Tectonics Release Date: October 1, 2003 Cryomagnetics, Inc. a manufacturer of superconductive magnets, cryogenic systems, and related electronic instrumentation announces the purchase of R&D Tectonics (R&D), a precision machining company [...]
9.4T Actively-Shielded System for Ion Cyclotron Resonance Research
Pictured beside the 9.4T System are:Dr. Robert Hettich (Research Scientist at ORNL)Dr. Richard Hunter (IonSpec Corporation)Mr. Michael Coffey (Cryomagnetics, Inc.) Cryomagnetics has successfully installed a large bore, 9.4T, actively-shielded superconducting magnet system for Ion Cyclotron Resonance (ICR) research [...]
Cryomagnetics Receives Two Research Awards
2000 Tibbetts Awardee! Cryomagnetics was honored in Washington D.C. on October 3rd, 2000 with a U.S. Small Business Administration Tibbetts Award. The program included a reception at the Hotel Washington, breakfast at the White House, and a Capital Hill Reception. [...]
New line of Cryogen-Free Gyrotron Superconducting Magnet Systems
Cryomagnetics continues their ground breaking development in liquid cryogen-free superconducting magnet systems. The system pictured above was recently delivered to Communications and Power Industries (CPI). CPI's Microwave Power Products is the world's leading manufacturer of helix TWTs, klystrons, gyrotrons, coupled [...]
Scientific American Articles
Two recent examples of how Cryomagnetics' turn-key superconducting magnet systems can aid researchers in making important discoveries can be found in issues of Scientific American. In the April, 1998 issue, an article featuring Dr. Greg Tarle' and Dr. Simon P. [...]