The Quantulus GCT is a liquid scintillation counter for ultra low-level sensitivity that can fit into any lab. It has extremely high sensitivity and unmatched detection of low-level Alpha and Beta radioactivity which makes it an ideal solution for the most demanding applications.
For research use only. Not for use in diagnostic procedures.
false false21 CFR Part 11 Compatibility optionally available. Please consult your radiometric detection specialist.
The Quantulus GCT liquid scintillation counter is a fully loaded benchtop instrument with unsurpassed performance for measuring man made, cosmic and other natural radionuclides. Patented GCT technology combined with BGO guard background reduction accurately measures near-background sample activity.
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21 CFR Part 11 Compatible | Yes |
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Depth | 112.0 cm |
Height | 47.0 cm |
Length | 112.0 cm |
Portable | No |
Weight | 238.0 kg |
Width | 103.0 cm |
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