Brand: WissEl | Category: Nanotechnology

HELIOS series Dewar vessels store and transport liquid helium for the low temperature Mossbauer devices in WissEl's range. Vacuum super-insulation keeps evaporation low, and the vessel neck carries a vacuum seal with integral safety equipment, a port for a safety attachment and an overflow shut-off valve. Control can be set to manual or automatic, and the vessels run on smooth rollers. These vessels are licensed for indoor transport only; outdoor versions are made to order. HELIOS is a registered trademark of Cryotherm GmbH & Co. KG.
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Geometric volume options | 52 or 103 L |
| Liquid service | Liquid helium |
| Control options | Manual or automatic |
| Transport scope in listed version | Indoor transport; outdoor version by separate request |
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Helium transfer tube of type HETT-U1, used to move liquid helium from the storage Dewar into WissEl's low temperature Mossbauer equipment. Further rigid and flexible models are available alongside this type.
Glass gas mixing unit with two valves for fine metering of the flow from two separate gas sources. It is used to blend the CEMS counting gas on site and is not required where a ready-for-use gas mixture is fed to the detector.
Holder that mounts the RiKon-5 CEMS detector on the Mossbauer bench for room temperature work. In this arrangement the gamma beam runs horizontally, whereas a low temperature CEMS system uses a vertical geometry.