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Bottom-loading cryostat - OptistatDry BLVTop-loading cryostat - OptistatDry TLEX
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Measurement-ready superconducting magnet - TeslatronPTSuperconducting magnet for optical experiments - SpectromagPT
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Compact 50 mK continuous cooling system - IoSample-in-vacuum 3He refrigerator - HelioxVT
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New generation dilution refrigerator - TritonLarge dilution refrigerator for quantum computing - TritonXL
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Sample-in-exchange-gas cryostat - OptistatDNSample-in-vacuum cryostat - OptistatDN-VCryostat for microscopy - MicrostatN
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Sample-in-exchange-gas cryostat - OptistatCFSample-in-vacuum cryostat - OptistatCF-VCryostat for microscopy - MicrostatHeMicroscopy with narrow tail - MicrostatHe-RHigh stability microscopy - MicrostatHiResCryostat with 5 T magnet - MicrostatMO
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Versatile dilution refrigerator KelvinoxMXLarger diameter, high access dilution refrigerator - Kelvinox400HATop-loading into mixture - KelvinoxTLMDipstick-style dilution refrigerator - KelvinoxJT
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3He, sample in vacuum refrigerator - HelioxVL
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