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The container is for sites with no suitable hall or laboratory. It arrives as one unit and needs no building work beyond a foundation and a power connection.
The standard container is 11.5 m long, 2.4 m wide and 2.3 m high. The shielded X-ray room measures 8 × 2.2 × 2.2 m and holds source, detector and manipulator. The analysis room measures 3.5 × 2.2 × 2.2 m and holds workstation and control cabinet. Room split, doors and fittings are adapted per project.
The container carries 20 mm of lead in the beam direction and 10 mm towards the analysis room. Directional shielding keeps the container transportable while it holds the protection level of 0.5 µSv/h.
The container is built as a weatherproof outdoor unit and shipped by sea or road on a flat rack. On site it needs a foundation and a power connection.
Every cabinet is designed around your X-ray source, your parts and your room. Standard sizes are the starting point; length, doors, window and cable ports are adapted per project.
16 weeks from order to delivery. The container is built and fitted out before shipping and arrives ready to connect.
The lead goes where the beam points: 20 mm in the beam direction, less elsewhere. Standard modules and no building work keep the price down.
That depends on the site. Where no buildings overlook the container, roof shielding may not be required; we decide it with your radiation protection officer.
Yes. It is built as a transportable unit and can be relocated with its equipment.
Yes. The standard split is a starting point; room sizes, doors and fittings follow your set-up.
16 weeks from order, including delivery.