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RadEye GX-L, multi purpose survey meter for connection of external GM-detectors via MHV high voltage connector, measured count rate limited to 10 kcps
Thermo Scientific RadEye GN, a gamma neutron pager with rejection of gamma background alarms.
New compact gamma neutron pager.
RadEye GF-10-Ex, Pocket–sized wide range survey meter: energy compensated GM-tube, 48 keV – 3 MeV; measuring range 5 µSv/h – 3 Sv/h; high sensitivity: 0.13 cps per µSv/h, 2 dose and dose rate alarm levels; orange label.
RadEye GF-10, Pocket–sized wide range survey meter: energy compensated GM-tube, 50 keV – 3 MeV; measuring range 5 µSv/h – 3 Sv/h; high sensitivity: 0.13 cps per µSv/h, 2 dose and dose rate alarm levels; yellow label
Thermo Scientific RadEye G wide-range gamma survey meter provides personal radiation protection.
Lightweight, rugged instrument for the quick and reliable detection of gamma dose rate.
The Thermo Scientific RadEye AB100 is a modern contamination meter for surface contamination measurements with excellent alpha/beta discrimination.
High-end standalone meter is designed to meet the most demanding user expectations.
What is AlignRT® Advance?
AlignRT® Advance is the market-leading Surface Guided Radiation Therapy (SGRT) system for tracking a patient’s position before and during radiation therapy, to help ensure a streamlined workflow for accurate treatment delivery.
AlignRT® InBore™ is an SGRT solution for bore-based linacs, enabling 6DoF intrafraction patient monitoring for enhanced treatment accuracy, safety, and workflow.
SafeRT-ID is a touchless solution for verifying that the right patient is selected for treatment.
GateCT® Advance: A step change in speed and ease of use from the leaders in SGRT.
RadEye holder for second RadEye mounted to moderator (425067110)
The advanced, pocket-size Thermo Scientific RadEye detects and localizes radiation sources as generated by man-made devices such as nuclear weapons, improvised nuclear devices (IND) or radiological dispersal devices (RDDs).