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Optistat™Dry

Optistat™Dry

Optistat™Dry

Product catalog summary
Overview: The Optistat™Dry is a 3 K Cryofree® cryostat designed for a wide range of spectroscopy applications, including UV/VIS, Raman, FTIR, Fluorescence, Photoluminescence, Micro-PL, Terahertz, Microscopy, and Electroluminescence. It offers versatility, upgradeability, optical excellence, and ease of use.
Versatility: The cryostat is compatible with various optical benches and offers a wide range of wiring options. It is ideally suited for multiple spectroscopy techniques.
Upgradeability: The system provides flexible wiring options to accommodate different experimental needs.
Optical Excellence: The OptistatDry features large clear optical access with f1 as standard, requiring only one window per optical access, eliminating the need for realignment after each sample change.
Ease of Use: The cryostat does not require liquid cryogen, allowing for easy sample loading and quick window changes to suit different wavelengths. It also features easy electrical connections with puck style sample holders.
Service Locations: Main service locations include the UK, USA, Germany, China, Japan, and India.
Key Features: The OptistatDry offers a wide sample temperature range from < 3 K to 300 K, with water and air-cooled compressors available. It provides low vibration when used with the optional stand, a large sample space, low running costs, and optimized optical access with a 28 mm diameter clear view.
Specifications: The sample temperature range is < 3 – 300 K, with measured temperature stability of ± 0.1 K. Cool down time from ambient to 4.2 K is less than 160 minutes at 50 Hz, with typical cooling power of 0.2 W at 4.2 K. Optical access is 28 mm diameter clear view, f1.
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OXFORD INSTRUMENTS new light on optical spectroscopy OptistatDry OptistatDry - 3 K Cryofree® cryostat, for a wide range of spectroscopy applications Versatile • Ideally suited for UV/VIS, Raman, FUR, Fluorescence, Photoluminescence, Micro-PL, Terahertz, Microscopy, Electroluminescence • A wide range of different wiring options • Compatible with all optical benches: the optional support stand has feet matching both imperial and metric fixings Upgradeable • Flexible wiring options Optical excellence Large clear optical access and fl as standard • Optimum transmission: only one window required per optical access • No need to realign the optics after each sample change Simple to use No liquid cryogen required • Easy sample loading via the load port • Quick and easy to change windows in your lab to suit different wavelengths • Easy electrical connections to your samples with puck style sample holders

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Why choose OptistatDry? • Wide sample temperature range from < 3 K to 300 K • Water and air-cooled compressors available • Low vibration when used in conjunction with the optional stand, typically less than 10 pm RMS • Large sample space enables studies of samples with a wide range of different geometries and sizes • Low running costs • Optimised optical access with f1 and a clear view of 28 mm diameter allows a large illumination area for measurements involving the detection of low intensity light Sample temperature range Visit www.oxinst.com/optistatdry or email [email protected] Main...

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