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Anyang, KR Β· 1 known investors

A Korean company operating in cryogenics, materials, and high-voltage fields. Details on specific products or services are not stated on the page.

Also known as JH Engineering Β· JHENG Β· μ œμ΄μ—μ΄μ·¨μ—”μ§€λ‹ˆμ–΄λ§

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Company profile

researched Aug 2026

Thinkers (thinkers.co.kr) is the web presence of μ œμ΄μ—μ΄μ·¨μ—”μ§€λ‹ˆμ–΄λ§ (JHENG), a Korean engineering company that develops superconducting magnet systems and related cryogenic, materials and high-voltage technologies. Its product catalog is organized into superconducting magnets, materials, devices, parts and services. The magnet line includes MCZ superconducting magnets for silicon ingot growing (dry-type SHF 1.2, SHF 1.6, SHF 1.8 and CUSP 1.75 variants, plus a liquid-helium type SHF 1.6), ECRIS plasma superconducting magnets, accelerator magnets and plasma permanent magnets.

Beyond magnets, the company supplies materials such as ingots, silicon cathodes, silicon rings and high-purity indium wire; devices including a fault current limiter, a superconducting magnet fault detection unit, magnetic field measurement equipment and the JH218 cryogenic temperature control unit; and parts such as JENOX products, PT100 sensors, cryogenic sensor cables, current leads and multi-layer insulation (MLI). Services listed include conduction-cooling experiments and temperature sensor calibration. The site also operates an online shop and publishes technical content, for example an article on the role of the high-voltage signal conditioner (HVSC) in quench detection.

A representative product, the MCz Dry type SHF 1.2, is a helium-free (conduction-cooled) magnet with a 1,460 mm outer diameter, 1,194 mm inner diameter, 1,000+200 mm height and 5.5 ton weight, generating a horizontal central field of roughly 1.5–2.5 kG at operating currents of 100–150 A using NbTi wire (βˆ…0.83 mm) in a proprietary patented circular saddle-shaped winding, with two cryocoolers, HTS-plus-brass current leads, passive quench protection and a 50 K thermal shield. It is delivered as a plug-and-play system with power supply, control software, helium compressors and magnetic shielding, quoted with a one-year warranty and roughly two to three months from order to shipment.

Business model

The company sells engineered hardware β€” superconducting magnet systems, cryogenic devices, materials and components β€” on a build-to-order basis, complemented by technical services such as conduction-cooling testing and temperature sensor calibration, and by an online store for smaller items.

Latest developments

In July 2025 the company published a technical article on the role of the high-voltage signal conditioner (HVSC) in quench detection and reported participating in Quantum Korea 2025. It has also posted a notice for its 13th annual general meeting of shareholders.

β–ΈFull profile β€” market position, technology, go-to-market, geography

Market position

The company positions its MCZ magnets on helium-free operation, plug-and-play installation, an in-house patented winding method that forms a uniform field for ingot growth, and maintenance cost stated at about 1/50 of comparable current superconducting magnets; products are cited as certified to ISO9001, ISO14001 and TUV.

Technology

Core technology centers on conduction-cooled (helium-free) superconducting magnets using NbTi wire and a proprietary patented saddle-type winding intended to produce uniform horizontal fields for silicon ingot growth, together with cryostats with 50 K thermal shielding, HTS and brass current leads, passive quench protection, cryocooler-based cooling, quench-detection electronics including a high-voltage signal conditioner, and cryogenic temperature control and measurement instrumentation.

Go-to-market

Silicon wafer and ingot manufacturers requiring MCZ growing magnets, along with research, accelerator, plasma and quantum-technology users of superconducting magnets and cryogenic components.

Geography

Headquarters in Anyang, Gyeonggi-do, South Korea (Dongan-gu, LS-ro 91beon-gil), with a branch office in Gangbuk-gu, Seoul; the site is published in Korean and English.

Compiled by commissioned research from 8 cited public sources β€” announcements, filings, and press listed under research sources below.

Key figures

latest reported
CertificationsJan 2025ISO9001, ISO14001, TUV
MCz Dry type SHF 1.2 central magnetic fieldJan 20251.5 kG - 2.5 kG at center
MCz Dry type SHF 1.2 initial cooldown timeJan 2025< 3 weeks
MCz Dry type SHF 1.2 magnet weightJan 20255.5 metric tons
MCz Dry type SHF 1.2 operating currentJan 2025100 A - 150 A
MCz Dry type SHF 1.2 product warrantyJan 2025$1

Company-reported or press-reported figures, each dated to when it was claimed β€” not independently audited.

Timeline Β· 2

launches, deals, and filings
Jul 2025
Published technical article on high-voltage signal conditioner (HVSC) in quench detection

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Jul 2025
Participated in Quantum Korea 2025

Company news post reporting its participation in the Quantum Korea 2025 event, with highlights and takeaways.

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Dated company events from announcements, filings, and press; legal rows summarize public dockets and regulator releases.

β–ΈResearch sources Β· 8

primary sources listed

8 public sources were cited for this profile; the first-party ones are listed here.

Frequently asked questions

What does Thinkers do?
Korean engineering firm building superconducting magnets, cryogenic devices and related materials and components.
Who are Thinkers's investors?
Thinkers's investors include Kiwoom Investment.
Where is Thinkers headquartered?
Thinkers is headquartered in Anyang, KR.
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