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> Cryogenic LNG Production
> LNG BOG Management and Re-Liquefaction
> Liquid H2 (Liquid Hydrogen)
> Bio Storage
> Research & University
> Healthcare
> Superconductivity
> Food & Beverage
> Aviation & Aerospace



> Artificial Insemination
> Blood, tissue & virus preservation
> Research applications in Physics
> Research applications in Biology
> General LN2 use in Universities
> Magnet Cooling
> Blood, tissue & virus preservation
> Medical Oxygen
> Electric power transmission
> Fault current limiter
> Rotating equipment
> Superconducting magnets


Cryogenic LNG Production
LNG BOG Management and Re-Liquefaction
Liquid H2 (Liquid Hydrogen)
Artificial Insemination
Blood, tissue & virus preservation
Research applications in Physics
Research applications in Biology
General LN<sub>2</sub> use in Universities
Magnet Cooling
Medical Oxygen
Electric power transmission
Fault current limiter
Rotating equipment
Superconducting magnets
Food & Beverage
Aviation & Aerospace
 
> Stirling Cryogenerators
> LNG production plants
> LNG BOG management systems
> Liquid hydrogen plants
> Liquid nitrogen production systems
> Systems for Superconductivity
> Liquid oxygen systems
> Cryogenic Closed Loop Cooling
> Cryogenic fans
> Stirling Cryo Pump for LN2





> Superconducting Magnet Cooling
> Cooling of HTS Rotating Machines
> Cooling of Fault Current Limiters
> Cooling Superconducting DC Power Cables
> Cooling of Superconducting AC Power Cables

> Closed Loop Helium Cooling System
> Closed Loop Liquid Nitrogen Cooling System


Stirling Cryogenerators: The Core of Cryogenic Cooling Systems
LNG production plants
LNG BOG management systems
Liquid hydrogen plants
Liquid nitrogen production systems
Superconducting Magnet Cooling
Cooling of HTS Rotating Machines
Cooling of Fault Current Limiters
Cooling Superconducting DC Power Cables
Cooling of Superconducting AC Power Cables
Liquid oxygen systems
Closed Loop Helium Cooling System
Closed Loop Liquid Nitrogen Cooling System
Cryogenic fans
Stirling Cryo Pump for cryogenic liquid circulation
 
> LNG Production
> LNG BOG Management
> Liquid hydrogen
> Bio Storage
> Research & University
> Healthcare
> Superconductivity
> Food & Beverage
> Aerospace & Aviation
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> Conrad Orange Shipyard, Jacksonville USA

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> Vet Agro Sup, France
> UNAL, Colombia
> Memorial University Newfoundland, Canada
> University of Otago, New Zealand
> CEA, Fontenay-aux-Roses France
> INFN, Italy
> Snolab, Sudbury Canada
> Instituto de Ecologia, Xalapa Mexico
> IVIC, Venezuela
> Isaac Newton Group of Telescopes, La Palma Spain
> Atacama Large Millimeter Array, Chile
> Nuclear site of Chernobyl, Ukraine
> RV Sonne, Germany
> RV Maria Merian, Germany
> K-Rith HIV, Durban South Africa
> Florida State University, USA
> Diageo Guiness, Cameroon
> Carlsberg, Malawi
> Coca Cola, Congo
> Refriango, Angola

VAFABMiljo, Sweden
Conrad Orange Shipyard, Jacksonville USA
Liquid hydrogen
NAGRC & DB, Uganda
Artificial Insemination Centre, Botswana
La Honda, Venezuela
Bovine Al, Nicaragua
Vet Agro Sup, France
UNAL, Colombia
Memorial University Newfoundland, Canada
University of Otago, New Zealand
CEA, Fontenay-aux-Roses France
INFN, Italy
Snolab, Sudbury Canada
Instituto de Ecologia, Xalapa Mexico
IVIC, Venezuela
Isaac Newton Group of Telescopes, La Palma Spain
Atacama Large Millimeter Array, Chile
Nuclear site of Chernobyl, Ukraine
RV Sonne, Germany
RV Maria Merian, Germany
K-Rith HIV, Durban South Africa
Florida State University, USA
Diageo Guiness, Cameroon
Carlsberg, Malawi
Coca Cola, Congo
Refriango, Angola
Aerospace & Aviation
 
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> Meet the team
> Vacancies
> The Stirling Cycle
 

Head office:Stirling Cryogenics BV
Science Park Eindhoven 5003
5692 EB Son, The Netherlands
T +31 40 26 77 300
[email protected]

Offices in:USA, Germany, Sweden and Italy

Cryogenic LNG Production
LNG BOG Management and Re-Liquefaction
Liquid H2 (Liquid Hydrogen)
Bio Storage
Research & University
Healthcare
Superconductivity
Food & Beverage
Aviation & Aerospace
The Stirling Cycle
The Stirling Cycle
More information

Head office:Stirling Cryogenics BV
Science Park Eindhoven 5003
5692 EB Son, The Netherlands
T +31 40 26 77 300
[email protected]

Offices in:USA, Germany, Sweden and Italy

Head office:Stirling Cryogenics BV
Science Park Eindhoven 5003
5692 EB Son, The Netherlands
T +31 40 26 77 300
[email protected]

Offices in:USA, Germany, Sweden and Italy

 

The world’s leading specialist in stand-alone cryogenics cooling systems was originally established in 1954 as part of technology giant Philips. Stirling Cryogenics has been at the forefront of cryogenic technology, delivering reliable and efficient solutions based on the (reversed) Stirling Cycle.

Today, with over 4,000 installations in operation and 6,000 Cryogenerators across the globe, we continue to build on the legacy of innovation and reliability of our one and four cylinder Cryogenerators. Some of these systems and Cryogenerators have been in operation for 60 years and are still maintained by Stirling.

In 2024, we’ve celebrated our 70th anniversary, and looking forward we’re continuing our leadership and innovation in stand-alone cryogenic refrigeration systems, serving various industries worldwide.

 
 
HomeLiquid hydrogen plants; Research applications in Physics; closed loop cooling; LN2; cryogenic test; big science; neutrino detector; space chamber; neutron moderator; laser amplifier; neutrino detector

Your own reliable cold source

With a Stirling Cryogenerator you’ve got your own reliable and efficient cold source. Stirling Cryogenics is committed to making you fully self-supporting. No longer will you be dependent on the bulk supply of liquid gas. No longer will you waste expensive evaporated gases. Stirling Cryogenics can offer the right cooling solution for the job and the global service network to support you.

Cryogenic supply anywhere, anytime

Stirling Cryogenics developed the Stirling Cycle Cryogenerator more than 70 years ago and it has been the cornerstone of our cooling systems ever since. The Stirling Cryogenerator makes it possible to produce temperatures ranging from 200 K (-73°C) down to 15 K (-258°C). Businesses, industries, hospitals and research centers all over the world rely on our expertise to provide them with a reliable, on site supply of cryogenic cooling power or liquid gas supply. A Stirling Cryogenics cooling system is an indispensable piece of equipment in those situations where constant cryogenic cooling is crucial.

Cryogenic Solutions

Depending on the application, our cryogenic systems and Cryogenerators will be designed to provide cooling power for the task at hand. Stirling Cryogenerator are executed as (re-)liquefier the production of cryogenic liquids such as nitrogen, oxygen, methane, hydrogen or argon to be stored for further use or transport.

In closed loop cooling systems, the Cryogenerators act as coolers of a cold flow of gas or liquid, which is then pumped through the application to be cooled by our own product range of CryoFans and CryoPumps.

 
 
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> LNG BOG Management and Re-Liquefaction
> Liquid H2 (Liquid Hydrogen)
> Bio Storage
> Research & University
> Healthcare
> Superconductivity
> Food & Beverage
> Aviation & Aerospace
Products
> Stirling Cryogenerators: The Core of Cryogenic Cooling Systems
> LNG production plants
> LNG BOG management systems
> Liquid hydrogen plants
> Liquid nitrogen production systems
> Systems for Superconductivity
> Liquid oxygen systems
> Cryogenic Closed Loop Cooling
> Cryogenic fans
> Stirling Cryo Pump for cryogenic liquid circulation
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Head office:Stirling Cryogenics BV
Science Park Eindhoven 5003
5692 EB Son, The Netherlands

T +31 40 26 77 300
[email protected]

 

Offices in:USA
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