X Lab Series · Radiopharmaceuticals
Mobile dispensing,for the department that needs it today.
In nuclear medicine the dispensing happens at the hospital, in a room that was not designed for it. This system is built to move between departments, carries its own shielding and its own waste collection, and dispenses to within ±2% activity.
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Key features
Flexible mobile deployment
A compact, mobile design that moves between departments and locations inside a hospital, which raises equipment utilisation instead of tying one machine to one room.
Comprehensive radiation protection
Shielding integrated through the whole dispensing process, lowering operator exposure and bringing the workflow in line with radiation protection requirements.
Ergonomic, user-friendly design
Designed around existing clinical workflows, so it is intuitive to operate, needs less training, and fits into the dispensing procedures a department already has.
Integrated waste management
An onboard waste collection system captures radioactive liquid waste immediately, which simplifies disposal and keeps it compliant.
Intelligent high-precision dispensing
Automated dispensing delivers fast, accurate and consistent preparation, with activity controlled within ±2%, reducing the risk of human error.
How it works
Built for PET/CT,and for the room it is actually in.
The pain in hospital-side dispensing is not the chemistry, it is the logistics: radiation safety pressure on staff, slow manual dispensing and equipment that does not fit the department. This system was designed against those three.
Move it to the work
The unit is wheeled to the department that needs it, rather than the department sending work to a central room that may be busy.
Dispense behind shielding
Shielding runs through the whole process. The operator sets the dose and the machine handles the source, to within ±2% activity.
Collect the waste on board
Radioactive liquid waste is captured as it is produced, which removes the separate handling step that usually follows dispensing.
Applied in PET/CT oncology imaging and other diagnostic procedures, where it addresses the three problems of conventional manual dispensing: radiation safety management, dispensing efficiency, and compatibility with the equipment a hospital already owns.
Specification
Suitability for a specific isotope, department and regulatory environment is confirmed during project planning.
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Talk to an engineerabout your facility.
Tell us the isotope, the throughput and the room you have, and we will tell you what the installation looks like for you.
