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31 Tesla, 50 mm Bore Magnet (Cell 9)

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This standard 20 MW solenoid magnet produces 31 tesla in a 50-mm bore. This magnet usually has an advanced cryogenic system installed providing temperatures from 300 K to 300 mK.

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  • Maximum Field: 31 tesla
  • Bore Diameter: 50 mm
  • Power: 20 MW
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  • Cryostat on the 31 tesla magnet in cell 9. Cryostat on the 31 tesla magnet in cell 9. Cryostat on the 31 tesla magnet in cell 9.
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