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History
In 1895 Dr Carl von Linde invented a process for the liquefaction of air and various gases, thereby ushering in the era of the cryogenics industry. Linde installed the world's first industrial helium liquefaction plant at the University of Charkov in the Ukraine in 1932. In the intervening years, more than 500 systems have been successfully installed worldwide.
Linde Kryotechnik designs and builds cryogenic systems for a wide range of industries and areas of application: for basic research and industry, for cooling superconductors and cold neutron sources, for fusion and fission applications, for the liquefaction of helium and hydrogen.
This wide-ranging spectrum of activity places great demands on our engineers, scientists and management personnel, who all rise to the challenge with commitment and enthusiasm.
Cryogenic equipment (for very low temperatures and liquefaction of helium and hydrogen) is based to a high extent on our own process and manufacturing know-how. Key components such as expansion turbines with dynamic gas bearings or cold compressors, developed in-house by Linde Kryotechnik, are characterized by high operational reliability and availability. The equipment is tailored to the individual requirements and specifications of our customers. The competencies and capabilities of Linde Kryotechnik in the area of cryo systems include:
As your trusted partner we ensure long term trouble-free operation of the system.
Cryogenic systems are very complex, and few companies have the capabilities necessary to design and build them. With over 600 units installed worldwide, Linde Kryotechnik is the global leader in this field. Customers around the world entrust us with the construction of "their" Linde system. Linde Kryotechnik stands for unrivalled efficiency, punctuality and reliability.