Radiological Characterization in the Field just got Simpler for ISOCS™ System users with the Aegis™ HPGe detector.

How the Aegis Portable HPGe will make your life easier:

Safety and convenience.

Electric cooling eliminates the cost, hassle and safety concerns associated with the use of liquid nitrogen
Laboratory-grade energy resolution ensures quality data out in the environment
Batteries are hot swappable and can even be charged from your vehicle when working in remote areas
Thermal cycle-free cryostat (based on UHV technology) eliminates the need for long cycle times if the detector partially warms up

No complicated cables to configure. No risk of faulty connections or exposure to the elements.

Protection against the elements.

Unlike old systems, the Aegis HPGe is suitable for use in harsh conditions
Its IP65 rating allows it to withstand inclement weather and dirty/dusty environments

More versatility from lab, to field, to site work.

Can be used to count samples in the lab, or provide laboratory-grade measurements in the field
Multi-use system maximizes your equipment investment

Aegis Portable HPGe Spectrometer installed on an ISOCS Cart and Lab Shield.

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