Optista Dry

Cryogenic lab-testing at 4 Kelvin

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Onepointzero_OxfordInstruments

Project Details

Client:
Oxford Instruments
Location:
UK
Category:
Scientific
Services Completed:
Analysis & Planning, Design & Development

Project Overview

The Oxford Instruments Cryostat is a Cryogenic Cooling system that allows sample materials to be super-cooled to 4 Kelvin before optical testing can be undertaken.​

The system is optimised to be integrated into any optical testing table internationally regardless of the prevailing standard and provides a combination of thermal isolation, mechanical vibration isolation and geometric stability essential to performance of products in this space.​

​The customer brief was to deliver a product with a striking extension of the company corporate identity while driving down the cost of production through part and capital expenditure optimisation.​

Instead of the typical manufacturing processes of casting or injection moulding, RIM moulding was employed as it combined the necessary mechanical strength while providing a reduced component and tooling cost and providing a wide range of low-cost, durable finishing options.

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