Alca Technology contributes to the Einstein Telescope

At our headquarters in Schio (VI), we have completed the construction of the new vacuum chamber for the C75 cryostat, a key component in the development of next-generation cryogenic technologies designed for the Einstein Telescope, Europe's future gravitational-wave observatory.

At our headquarters in Schio (VI), we have completed the construction of the new vacuum chamber for the C75 cryostat, a key component in the development of next-generation cryogenic technologies designed for the Einstein Telescope, Europe’s future gravitational-wave observatory.

This achievement represents an important step forward in Alca Technology’s contribution to an international scientific project that aims to revolutionize the way we observe and understand the Universe.
The C75 cryostat will soon be transferred to the INFN ARC-ETCRYO laboratory in Rome, where it will support testing on full-scale components designed to operate under extreme cryogenic conditions.

Alca Technology’s role in this cutting-edge initiative.

Alca Technology Contributes to The Einstein Telescope

Read the full article to learn more about the project and Alca Technology’s role in this cutting-edge initiative.

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