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Used robotics in Minnesota, USA

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    Packard Topcount NXT HTS Model

    Packard Topcount NXT HTS Model C384V00

      IBM®-compatible Pentium® II computer Windows NT® operating system Robotic system configuration External plate stacker with 15,000 sample capacity The Packard Topcount NXT HTS Model C384V00 is an advanced scintill...

      Ramsey, MN
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      Wallac 1450 MicroBeta TriLux Liquid

      Wallac 1450 MicroBeta TriLux Liquid Scintillation Counter & Lumi

      • Manufacturer: Wallac

      ParaLux Count Mode feature Equipped bar code reader Can be used with 1, 2, 3, 6 or 12 detectors Store up to 100 normalizations or counting protocols Freely-selectable data output options The Wallac MicroBeta® Tri...

      Ramsey, MN

    Overview

    Scintillation counters are devices used to detect and measure ionizing radiation by utilizing the light emitted from a scintillating material when it is hit by an incoming particle. These counters are widely used in medical, industrial, and research applications for detecting alpha, beta, and gamma radiation.

    FAQ

    What factors should I consider when buying a scintillation counter?

    Consider the type of radiation you need to detect, the sensitivity of the device, and the specific application it will be used for. It's also important to check the device's calibration and any included accessories.

    How do I ensure safe shipping for a scintillation counter?

    Use a reliable shipping service that specializes in delicate scientific equipment. Ensure the counter is properly packed with cushioning materials and clearly labeled as fragile.

    What maintenance does a scintillation counter require?

    Regular maintenance includes checking the calibration, cleaning the detector and scintillating material, and ensuring all electronic components are functioning properly. Follow the manufacturer's maintenance guidelines for best results.