Cryogenic Valves

Cryogenic valves are designed to operate in extremely low-temperature environments, typically below -150°C (-238°F). These valves are engineered with materials and components that can withstand the challenges posed by cryogenic conditions, such as thermal contraction and brittleness. They are essential for safely and efficiently controlling cryogenic fluids like liquid nitrogen, oxygen, or liquefied natural gas (LNG). Cryogenic valves are built to minimize heat transfer and prevent the freezing of internal components, ensuring reliable performance and preventing leaks. They find applications in aerospace, medical, energy, and research, where precise and secure control of cryogenic fluids is crucial. These valves are designed to maintain safety, reliability, and efficiency in low-temperature environments.