Hot Lab System featuring the Capintec CRC-15W Dose Calibrator

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Product Details
This offering provides a comprehensive setup for a nuclear medicine hot lab, centered around the reliable Capintec CRC-15W dose calibrator. The CRC-15W is engineered for precise and accurate measurement of radiopharmaceutical activity, a critical step in patient safety and diagnostic quality.
This package is designed to equip a facility with the essential components for safe handling and quality control of radioactive materials. The included equipment supports a full workflow, from dose measurement to contamination monitoring and waste management.
- Core Instrument: Capintec CRC-15W Dose Calibrator with Chamber
- Quality Control: Well Counter and a reference Phantom
- Radiation Safety: Survey Meter with Pancake Probe, L-block shield, sharps shield container, and a decay storage container
Clinical Context:
A well-equipped hot lab is the backbone of any nuclear medicine or PET department. The Capintec CRC-15W is a widely recognized workhorse for its user-friendly interface and dependable performance in calculating and recording radionuclide dosages prior to administration. The additional components in this package address the critical safety and regulatory requirements for operating a radiopharmacy.
For procurement managers and department heads, this represents an opportunity to acquire a complete, integrated system for establishing or upgrading a hot lab, ensuring both operational efficiency and a safe working environment for technologists.
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