Category: Cryogenic Break

Cryogenic Breaks are electrical breaks necessary in transitions involving cryogenic fluids. Specifically engineered for transmitting cryogenic fluids down to temperatures as low as liquid nitrogen (-200°C), they ensure reliable operation in extreme conditions.

It is crucial to adhere to a maximum thermal gradient of 25°C per minute across the break to prevent damage to the seal.

Tubes: 1/8” to 3/8”
Voltage rating: up to 10.000 Volts DC
Temperature: -200 to 450 °C.
Leak rate: 1.10 e-9 mbar.l/sec