Advanced Technology Liquefiers
Quantum Design's Advanced Technology Liquefiers (ATL) along with its innovative Helium Recovery, Storage & Purification Systems allow you to recover and liquefy the helium gas currently being lost from the normal boil off and helium transfers of your cryogenic instruments.
Quantum Design’s Advanced Technology Liquefiers (ATL) along with its innovative Helium Recovery, Storage & Purification Systems allow you to recover the helium gas currently being lost from the normal boil off and helium transfers of your cryogenic instruments.
Advanced Technology Liquefiers Provide:
- Easy-to-Use, Fully Automated Operation
- Portable Liquefiers for Easy Transfers
- High Liquefaction Rates; Energy Efficiency
- Self-Cleaning, Uninterrupted Service
- Modular Design: Your System Can Grow as Your Helium Needs Evolve
Models
ATL160
- Average Liquefaction Rate: 22 liters/day (0.92 liters/hr)*
- Dewar Capacity: 160 liters
- System Dimensions (L x W x H):
- 41 x 30 x 59 in (liquefier without compressor)
- Compressor Package Model: Split Air-Cooled or Water-Cooled
- Typical Power Consumption and Voltage Range: 6.5 – 7.5 KW; High & Low Voltage Available
- Gaseous Helium Requirement: Flow Rate: 0 – 25 SLPM (0 – 0.88 SCFM); Industrial Quality He (99.99%); 0-10 psi
- Fully Automated Touch Panel Control
ATL80
- Average Liquefaction Rate: 12 liters/day (0.50 liters/hr)*
- Dewar Capacity: 80 liters
- System Dimensions (L x W x H):
- 62 x 30 x 61 in
- Compressor Package Model: Air-Cooled
- Typical Power Consumption and Voltage Range: 3.8 – 5.4 KW; High & Low Voltage Available
- Gaseous Helium Requirement: Flow Rate: 0 – 25 SLPM (0 – 0.88 SCFM); Industrial Quality He (99.99%); 0-10 psi
- Fully Automated Touch Panel Control
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