Radiation monitors come with free replacement probe
17/11/2009
Anyone who buys four or more Rad Monitor radiation contamination monitors from LabLogic Systems before the end of 2009 will receive a replacement probe completely free of charge.
"Rad Monitors are exceptionally robust, but probes inevitably get damaged sooner or later because of day-to-day wear and tear," says LabLogic sales executive Scott Baker. "The cost of replacing a probe runs into three figures, so this offer gives a worthwhile discount on the cost of buying the new monitors."
There are three Geiger Muller-based Rad Monitors available for detection of 14C, 32P, 33P and 35S: the general-purpose GM1, with a 28.5mm (1.125 inches) tube detector; the GM2, which has a larger end window (45mm / 1.75 inches); and the GM2-P for monitoring surfaces, with a pancake probe and a large diameter GM tube.
Completing the range is the high-sensitivity, sodium iodide crystal-based SD10, which has a scintillation probe for detecting X-Rays as well as Gamma emitters such as 125I and 99Tc.