Ricor markets a wide range of advanced miniature cryocoolers for IR detectors across SWIR, MWIR, LWIR, and VLWIR, integrated with materials like InSb, MCT, QWIP, T2SL, and nBn/xBn, indicating a broad and sophisticated product portfolio.

Ricor publicly states that its cryocoolers are used in military and defense, homeland security, industrial, commercial, and space applications, signaling diversified defense and dual-use market engagement.

Ricor operates from a large 108,000 sq ft facility in Ein Harod Ihud, Israel, supporting significant in-house development and manufacturing capacity for cryogenic and vacuum systems.

Ricor maintains a U.S. presence via RICOR USA Inc. at 200 Main Street, Salem, New Hampshire, indicating an international commercial and support footprint in a key defense market.

The company claims to empower over 250,000 critical applications worldwide with its cryogenic technology, evidencing large installed base and sustained market penetration.

Prospeo and industry listings classify Ricor under NAICS 336414 (Guided Missile and Space Vehicle Manufacturing-related category) within Defense and Space Manufacturing, reinforcing its positioning in defense and space supply chains.

Ricor’s technology is based on Stirling cryogenic coolers covering cooling powers from fractions of a watt up to 15W and temperatures from 55K to 180K with input power as low as 1W, reflecting significant in-house R&D and engineering depth.

The firm highlights advanced acoustic noise and vibration control features in its cryocoolers, indicating specialized engineering to meet stringent defense, space, and semiconductor system integration requirements.