Scintillators For Hospitals
Phosphor Based Scintillators in Hospitals
A Scintillator is a type of material that will provide detectable photons in the visible part of the light spectrum, which follows the passage of a charged particle or a photon. This scintillator will be made up of a transparent crystal, usually, a phosphor or plastic that fluoresces when struck by ionising radiation.
The scintillator must be shielded from all-natural light, so that external photons don’t swamp the ionisation events caused by incident radiation. Phosphor Based Scintillators are often used in hospitals for chromatography.
They are also used as energy detectors as well as security equipment.
Why Choose Analytical Components
Analytical Components is an increasingly evolving company with a personal, customer-orientated service. We strive to build a strong working alliance with all of our clients to ensure that their specific requirements are consistently met.
We can provide frequent updates on the progress of your products, via telephone or email communication, or through personal visits to our production facility, which we strongly encourage.
Our team of highly-trained and experienced staff are dedicated to supplying you with products of the highest quality. Furthermore, the high standards of our cleanroom environment and raw materials ensure both uniformity and consistency in our coating processes and the finished products. We are able to manufacture products in line with each customer’s individual specifications, from large scale orders to bespoke one-off pieces.
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Next Steps
If you are looking for phosphor scintillators for hospitals, security equipment or as energy detectors then please get in touch. Please either fill in our contact form. email us on info@analyticalcomponents.co.uk or if you would like to ask to speak with us to ask any questions, then please call on +44 (0) 1424 850004.
Analytical components scintillators are essential in various fields, enhancing precision in hospitals, medical imaging, dental imaging, and veterinary imaging for accurate diagnostics and treatment. They are crucial for security screening and industrial inspection, ensuring safety and quality. Additionally, scintillators drive advancements in nuclear research and support innovation in university & college research.