Cryotech supplying vacuum jacketed pipe systems for the entertainment industry
Campbell, CA (April 7, 2008) Cryotech International, Inc., a leader in liquid nitrogen delivery systems, designs and builds vacuum jacketed LN2 distribution systems for the entertainment industry. Through the years we’ve dealt with numerous entertainment applications that demand intricate liquid nitrogen (LN2) delivery systems states Suzy Andrade, Marketing Specialist with Cryotech.
Cryotech application specialists work with the customer to design a vacuum jacketed piping system that allows for the safe, efficient transfer of liquid nitrogen. The liquid nitrogen allows the end user to produce the type of fog they require for their special effects.
Recently Cryotech completed a project for a major entertainment company providing a burst effect system for a ride vehicle. Cryotech has also designed our piping systems to feed LN2 foggers for several major casino shows in Las Vegas and Atlanta.
"Many of our customers have unique requirements for designing a liquid nitrogen piping system," states Tim Mast, Regional Sales Manager for Cryotech. "By making onsite visits and working closely with the architects, end users, effects vendors and contractors we have been able to design the right combination of pipe and accessories that allow the end user to get the special effects of the liquid nitrogen at the right place and time."
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Cryotech has an extensive history of developing and manufacturing systems for the safe, efficient distribution of cryogenic fluids. We offer a complete line of vacuum insulated LN2 handling products including flexible cryogenic hoses, bendable LN2 piping, rigid piping, a variety of automatic filling equipment, dewar repair and gas panel design services. Contact Cryotech for complete system design, engineering and manufacturing of LN2 equipment for any industrial or food application including: semiconductor, electronics and aerospace environmental temperature testing; special effects (fogging); biological freezing applications; inerting of food and beverage containers; container pressurization; and food freezing.
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