Cryogenics

Cryogenics is the science of extremely low temperatures and its application across various fields, particularly in the storage and handling of biological materials, superconductivity, and space simulation. This category encompasses specialized equipment designed to achieve and maintain temperatures below -150°C, crucial for preserving cellular structure, genetic material, and biochemicals that are susceptible to degradation at higher temperatures.

Key cryogenic equipment includes liquid nitrogen tanks, cryogenic freezers, and refrigeration systems, each tailored for specific cooling and storage requirements. These devices are integral to fields like medicine, where cryopreservation is essential for organ transplants, in vitro fertilization, and stem cell research, as well as in industrial applications requiring the properties of materials at ultra-low temperatures.