HI! New to the forum and like what I am seeing already. I wanted to put this out there in case there are any fellow cryogenics engineers or manufacturers out there (or university students working in physics or mechanical engineering).

If you need help with passive, flexible heat transfer, our company designs and manufactures copper cable / braid thermal straps (also referred to as flexible conductive links or heat straps). While these are most commonly used for cryocoolers, dilution refrigerators, and cryomodules (at particle accelerator facilities and national laboratories), they are also an affordable means of flexible heat transfer in the aerospace and medical instrument industries.

Check us out here:
https://www.techapps.com/copper-thermal-strap-assemblies

Also, if you are a heat pipe manufacture--or study heat pipes at a national laboratory or university, I would be interested in learning about any issues you may be having with vibration isolation and mechanical decoupling of pipes. I would love to collaborate and provide free thermal management hardware in order to learn more about possible future products or ways to improve thermal management in the aerospace/photonics/cryogenic engineering industries.

Drop a comment if you would like to discuss further.

 

I'm still learning tho but let me greet you first. Welcome to the forums