Vacuum lines
They have the following benefits- Excellent thermal performance (low consumption) - No need for maintenance - Maximum security - 304L stainless steel - Small form factor - Frost-free (vacuum sections) |
Applications- Cryobiology (healthcare, pharmaceutical products etc.) - Chemicals - Electronics (semiconductors etc.) - Food industry - Space industry (cryogenic food storage - Ariane 4 and Ariane 5) - Industry, steel making... |
Technical solutions- Flexible or rigid lines - Internal diameter: DN10 to DN100 - Operating pressure: PN6 to PN15 - Welded or screwed (Johnston couplings) - Accessories: purger, phase separator, valves, hoses etc |
Diagram of a vacuum line1) Inner tube 2) Thermal barrier 3) Outer jacket 4) Contraction compensator 5) Centering ring 6) Adsorbent 7) Vacuum and safety clack valve 8) Male Johnston connector |
ApplicationsFlexible vacuum lines can be used to transfer your cryogenic fluids such as liquid argon and nitrogen from a storage tank to the point of use without interruption. They come in three diameters and different lengths. Maximum operating pressure is 6 bar. Co2 vacuum line- Simplified version of the standard lines - Rigid lines only - PN25 - DN10 to 50 (others available on request) - Coupling using butt-welding and PU sleeve |
AdvantagesLines kept in stock for hire or sale. Lines reinforced with a protective coil. ConnectionCoupling using butt-welding and PU sleeve |
Must not be used with oxygen.
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Connections and couplings
Johnston connections (vacuum)Weld-free connections, rapid assembly and dismantling thanks to interlocking parts (screw, collar or clamps). Guaranteed no disruption to thermal performance. Available in DN10, 20, 32 (HP), 50. |
Welded connectionsAvailable in DN10 to 100. Perlite & PU sleeve: on-site assembly of sections by butt-welding. Length can be adjusted during installation. Filled with Perlite (oxygen) or polyurethane foam injection (nitrogen and argon). Vacuum sleeve: on-site assembly of sections and sleeve by butt-welding. Length can be adjusted during installation. On-site superinsulation and creation of the vacuum in the sleeve. Guaranteed no disruption to thermal performance. |