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A collection of external links relating to radiation safety, nuclear history and useful resources (radiation monitors, radioactive sources, UK and international legislation etc). No warranty implied by including links to services or products. Please email Ionactive if you think your produce or service should feature.
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Tracerco - Personal Electronic Dosimeter (PED)
Published: Apr 11, 2020
Source: Tracerco Limited
Find out moreTracerco produce a range of electronic personal dosimeters (PED) which can be found at the link below. Ionactive has used these devices and they are very impressive. Easy to use with a clear readable display (probably the best available). Certain models can be linked by Bluetooth to a mobile phone app, some can be used in radiation 'survey' mode and others feature GPS.
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Tracerco Monitors and Servicing
Published: Mar 28, 2019
Source: www.tracerco.com/monitors
Find out moreTracerco provide a significant range of radiation and contamination monitors. Perhaps originally designing for the oil and gas industry (they produce intrinsically safe versions), their monitors are now used by users from all areas of ionising radiation use (NDT, food industry, research, museums, security etc). Of note, they also provide a monitor hire service.
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Veritas Medical Solutions
Published: Mar 24, 2019
Source: veritas-medicalsolutions.com
Find out moreVeritas specialise in pre-engineered radiation shielding solutions for medical (e.g. radiotherapy) and industrial applications. They also do doors and interior setups.
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Wardray Premise Limited
Published: Mar 24, 2019
Source: wardray-premise.com
Find out moreWardray Premise Limited are a major UK supplier of radiation shielding solutions. They supply and install structural shielding for diagnostic and radiotherapy facilities, and well as NDT. They also supply a whole range of x-ray diagnostic related accessories including PPE, portable shielding, leaded glass and more.
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