Radiac portals
Radioactive portals are used to ensure that vehicles, packages or personnel entering a facility do not bring radioactive material with them. A radial portal can be intended for vehicles but also for pedestrians. The measurement can be carried out with different detector techniques. The most common technique is with large spot detectors. These measure changes in pulse rate, which form the decision basis. To reduce the false frequency, it is also possible to measure the phase sequence. Alternatively, there are spectroscopic portals where it is also possible to identify the contamination in real time.
SPIR-Ident Portals
The SPIR–Ident Portal is a part of the SPIR-family offering spectroscopic portal solutions for pedestrians, vehicles, drones and aircrafts. The...
FastTrack-Vehicle XL- Radiation portal monitor
The FastTrack-Vehicle XL is a unique radiac portal for radioactive screening of trucks. It’s the first truck monitor that uses the FastTrack...
FastTrack-Vehicle - Radiac portal
The FastTrack-Vehicle is a unique monitor for radioactive screening of trucks and light vehicles. It is the first truck monitor that uses the...
Identifinder S900
Identifinder S900 is a series of radionuclide detection units can be easily integrated into a variety of scenarios. When multiple S900 radiation...