Direct-Reading Dosimeter - W500, 0-500 mR with Sapphire Window

UMDC Code : 415721

The Direct-Reading Dosimeters are rugged, precision instruments. They are designed to measure and directly read, at any time accumulated dose of gamma and x-ray radiation exposure. The Direct-Reading Dosimeter is designed to satisfy military specifications for the IM-Series RADIAC METER and ANSI N13.5 and N322 requirements. The Direct-Reading Dosimeter is pocket-size, carbon-fiber electroscope with an ion chamber for detecting and indication of integrated exposure to Gamma and X-Ray radiation. It has a thin wall which permits the penetration and detection of radiation. This model comes with a hardened sapphire window that wont scratch even in the toughest of conditions.

Product URL : http://www.dosimeter.com/direct-reading-dosimeters
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Last Updated : 03/16/2013

Categories : "Dosimeters, Radiation", "Dolorimeters"

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