Cryogenic technology is used for low-temperature applications, typically below -150°C. The primary purpose of cryogenics is to store and transport liquefied gases like nitrogen, oxygen, and argon, which are used in a variety of industries, including medical, pharmaceutical, and aerospace. Cryogenic valves are essential components of these systems, allowing for precise control of the flow of cryogenic fluids.
The use of these valves ensures that the liquefied gases are kept at their required low temperatures, preventing them from boiling and evaporating. Cryogenic valves are designed to withstand the extreme conditions of cryogenic environments, ensuring reliable performance and minimizing the risk of leaks or other safety hazards.