Thinkers
Anyang, KR · 5 known investors
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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 · JHENG · 제이에이취엔지니어링
Investors · 5
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Also in the syndicate · 1
Funding
SEC filings, press & company announcements- Undisclosed amountSeries BSep 2017
Follett Knowledge Fund, Plum Alley Investments, TAL Education Group
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Source: company announcements and press reports — follow each round's link for the claim.
Company profile
researched Aug 2026Thinkers (thinkers.co.kr) is the web presence of 제이에이취엔지니어링 (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 (∅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 — superconducting magnet systems, cryogenic devices, materials and components — 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.
▸Full profile — 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 — announcements, filings, and press listed under research sources below.
Key figures
latest reportedCompany-reported or press-reported figures, each dated to when it was claimed — not independently audited.
Timeline · 2
launches, deals, and filingsCompany news post reporting its participation in the Quantum Korea 2025 event, with highlights and takeaways.
Dated company events from announcements, filings, and press; legal rows summarize public dockets and regulator releases.
▸Research sources · 8
primary sources listed
- Thinkersthinkers.co.kr · web
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, SpinLab, Plum Alley Investments, TAL Education Group.
- Where is Thinkers headquartered?
- Thinkers is headquartered in Anyang, KR.

