Thermo Fisher Scientific has a wide range of permanently mounted radiation area alarm monitors. But there are a two in their range which are very popular.
ADM Nuclear Technologies is over years old and we think it only appropriate to give a brief history of a series of instruments for which ADM has great affection and experience with; the “Mini Instruments” range of contamination and survey meters.
ADM Nuclear Technologies offers TLD badges and materials from Harshaw in a wide range of different formats to suit almost any radiation dosimetry requirements.
It is difficult to give a simple answer to this question. Instead let us share some general information on radiation doses and guidelines, which we think will give you a better understanding of the somewhat complex issue of radiation exposure.
The Mini Instruments or Mini Monitors Radiation Detectors were first manufactured in Essex UK in 1963 and became a bench mark of accurate, reliable and easy to calibrate radiation detection instruments.
Many countries, such as India have regulations in place, which require shipments of scrap metal destined to the country to be screened for radioactive materials prior to leaving the port of origin.
Transport requirements for radioactive materials are very stringent and a great deal of time, effort and understanding is required prior to shipping radioactive materials.
Employees should be issued with a personal radiation dosimeter if working in an area where there is a risk of exposure, or where exposure to ionising radiation is part of their daily role.
