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Experience top-notch radiation safety with Proxdose. Our X-Ray Badges set the standard for accuracy and protection, reinforcing your commitment to safety.
Are you in search of a dependable and precise method to gauge radiation exposure? Are you prioritizing the safety of yourself and your team against the harmful effects of radiation? Do you require a user-friendly and easily maintainable dosimetry system?
If your answer is affirmative to any of these queries, then look no further than PROXDOSE. As the premier provider of dosimetry solutions across diverse industries and applications, PROXDOSE caters to your specific needs. Whether you operate in healthcare, nuclear power, research, or defense, we offer the ideal equipment tailored just for you.
The standard OSL badge (or Type 84 badge for photon monitoring) is a 2-element beryllium oxide (BeO) badge with a minimum reportable dose of 10 mrem (0.10 mSv), and a LLD of 1 mrem. These badges are used to monitor occupational exposure to a single individual working with radioactive materials to ensure the dose received remains within the allowable Dose Limits.
The Standard Type 82 TLD-XBG badge or Type 83 TLD-XBGN badge for neutron is a four-element radiation badge with a minimal reportable dose of 10 mrem (0.10 mSv). These badges are used to monitor occupational exposure to a single individual working with radioactive materials to ensure the dose received remains within the allowable Dose Limits..
The TLD-XBG Extremity is a single element ring dosimeter for extremities. The ring badge is available for radiation workers whose job functions potentially require their arms or legs to receive a higher exposure. These employees may benefit from a ring badge to ensure the extremity dose received remains within the allowable Dose Limits.
The Standard Type 82 TLD-XBG badge or Type 83 TLD-XBGN badge for neutron, is a four-element dosimeter badge with a minimal reportable dose of 10 mrem (0.10 mSv). The badge is fitted with a velcro strap to be worn around the wrist. The wrist badge is available for radiation workers whose arms may receive a higher exposure. The wrist badge helps ensure the extremity dose received remains within the allowable Dose Limits.
The Standard Type 82 TLD-XBG or Type 83 TLD-XBGN badge, designed for neutron monitoring, is a four-element radiation badge with a minimal reportable dose of 10 mrem (0.10 mSv). Fetal Monitors, ensuring a safe gestational period, restrict fetal exposure to 500 mrem. Badges should be worn close to the fetus for accurate dosimetry. Area/Environmental TLD product-01-580x465 monitors prevent public exposure beyond 100 mrem/year.
Area Monitors play a crucial role in maintaining public safety by ensuring that external exposure to radiation does not exceed 100 mrem/year outside rooms or buildings. Furthermore, these monitors serve to assess the occupational dose of employees working in the vicinity of a radiation source or in rooms adjacent to areas where radiation exposure could potentially occur. Their versatile application safeguards both public and occupational settings.
