Montana Instruments Corporation
Montana Instruments Corporation builds cryogenic systems and related tools for quantum and low-temperature research laboratories.
- Headquarters
- Bozeman, United States
- Founded
- 2009
- Ownership
- Division of a larger company
- Funding
- The About page states that the company received startup money in 2008, but no amount is given.
- Products and platforms
- CryostaTion 200 PT, ONEK-Optic Cryo-Optic, The Rook, CryoAdvance, CryoStation s200, CryoCore
- Key people
- Luke Mauritsen, Founder
Mark Carroll, CEO
Mike Simmonds, Mentor and early supporter mentioned in company history
Ron Sager, Early supporter mentioned in company history - Website
- montanainstruments.com
Montana Instruments Corporation manufactures cryogenic environments for commercial and research laboratories, with an emphasis on low temperatures, low vibration, and software-enabled system operation. Its website says the company has supplied nearly 1,000 cryostats and serves more than 300 laboratories. The company states that its products are used in quantum research and that it has focused on configurable cryostats since 2010.
The company presents itself as part of the quantum technology ecosystem rather than as a quantum-computing developer. Its About page says it is a founding member of the Quantum Economic Development Consortium and the National Q-12 Education Partnership, and that it works on cryogenic technologies for the quantum field. Montana Instruments also states that Atlas Copco acquired the company in 2022. Its headquarters are listed in Bozeman, Montana, United States.
Sources
Facts on this page come from the sources below, retrieved by DesignQuantum.
- Montana Instruments | Home montanainstruments.com
- Montana Instruments | About montanainstruments.com
Last verified: October 28, 2026