STACIS Proves Efficient in High Magnetic Field Environments, Expanding Its Versatility in Scientific Applications

Yes, stasis can be used in high magnetic field environments, Most of the construction of the product is non ferromagnetic, so there's no real concern about you know, forces from a high magnetic field acting on Stasis and and causing problems with it. Most magnetic field high magnetic field environments, we see frequencies that are really not a problem for interference with stasis. So, and vice versa, you know, if Stasis doesn't operate or offer any magnetic fields that might be a interference problem for any other equipment, that we've seen. So so, yeah, we've used Asus in a lot of high magnetic field environments over the years. They're pretty commonly installed under NMR spectrometers, sorry. Yeah. So, yeah, NMR spectrometers, which are, you know, which have very high magnetic fields, statesys has always functioned very well in these environments. So so, yes, the answer is no. All the answer is yes, stasis can be used in a high magnetic field environments. Some of the equipment that stasis supports relies on high magnetic fields to perform the operations that needs to perform. So it generates a lot. They do these these some of these scientific instruments generate a lot of their own high magnetic fields. And so if you're trying to isolate that same instrument from vibration, you know, it's a natural concern that your vibration isolation system could could withstand those fields. And, you know, we've we've we've never really taken a stasis isolator and put it in a magnetic field testing chamber, if you will, and cranked it up to see how high a magnetic field we could handle is. But, you know, we have some experience as to where we've used it in various applications. And I'd say that, and so it's been successfully used in areas up to fifty gals, but beyond fifty gals, you know, we haven't tried it. It might still work. We just haven't tried it.