Activity analysis for identifying and quantifying radionuclide contamination in low activity samples
The Kromek Sample Inspector is designed for the radionuclide activity analysis of low activity samples. It is perfect for testing radioactivity in food, soil, liquids, vegetation, etc.
It can measure up to one litre of liquid or solid using a 75 mm x 75 mm NA(Tl) detector operating at room temperature. The Sample Inspector uses the highest sensitivity room temperature detection systems available today and provides high throughput for multiple applications.
RadBeaker
The Sample Inspector uses a one-litre RadBeaker made to a precise geometry to allow quantitative analysis to be conducted. The unit can be used for isotope identification without the RadBeaker.
Easy to use gamma-radiation radionuclide detector
The Kromek Sample Inspector radionuclide activity analyser operates quickly, the activity can be can be measured in as little as ten minutes. The Sample Inspector has a distinctive style, with medical grade castors makes it easy to move around a location or even take into the field. The touchscreen and interface are easy to operate which means that once it has been set up for use it can be operated by someone who is not trained in radionuclide analysis – the screen can be set to register a simple PASS or FAIL and sound an alarm (if you want it to).
Reference Mode: set the Sample Inspector to search for the radionuclide you are testing
The Sample Inspector uses a sophisticated algorithm to separate gamma energy peaks within mixed radionuclide samples for accurate quantification of individual radionuclides.
It is already set up with three nuclides (Iodine131, Caesium134 and Caesium137) but can be calibrated with your reference sample and used to scan and measure for the radionuclide you are interested in.
