Cryomech, Inc.

Cryomech is a recognized leader in new cryorefrigerator (cryocooler) design and manufacturing. We developed and produced the world's first 4K Pulse Tube Cryorefrigerator (PTR). We also manufacture the largest variety of single stage Gifford-McMahon Cycle Cryorefrigerators available anywhere.

Our LNP Series, Liquid Nitrogen Plants and our LHeP, Liquid Helium Plants offer our customers the ability to control and conserve the liquid cryogens they require in their laboratories.

Our goal is to develop and manufacture today the Cryorefrigerators required for the applications of tomorrow.

Cryomech was founded in 1963 by Professor William E. Gifford, the inventor of the Gifford McMahon Cycle and the Pulse Tube Cycle. In 1992, Cryomech developed it's first Liquid Nitrogen Plant, the LNP40. In 1999 Dr. Chao Wang developed the first commercially available 4k Pulse Tube Cryocooler. In 2007, Cryomech introduced the LHeP12 and 20 Liquid Helium Plants.

Cryomech's present team strives to provide the highest quality products for our customers. We realize that our responses to your requests for information, quotations and service define us.

Based at our world headquarters in Syracuse , New York , our "cryo-team" is relentless in their pursuit of our customer's success. Through continual innovation, improvement of our technical expertise and our pin-point focus on product quality and reliability we consistently exceed our customer's expectations.

From the detail-conscious attention of our skilled engineers and machinists to the rigorous testing by our technicians, each unit receives the attention-to-detail necessary to ensure consistent, optimal performance. Members of the cryo-team have a combined cryogenics knowledge base in excess of 120 years - knowledge that is available to you.