Cryogenic equipment is designed to produce, maintain, and utilize extremely low temperatures, typically below -150 degrees Celsius. This equipment is essential in various fields, including medical applications, space exploration, and industrial processes. Common types of cryogenic equipment include cryogenic tanks, liquid nitrogen generators, and cryostats. These devices are used to store and transport cryogenic liquids like liquid helium and liquid nitrogen, which are crucial for cooling superconductors and preserving biological samples. Proper insulation and safety measures are vital, as handling cryogenic materials can pose risks such as frostbite and pressure build-up.