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Liquid Scintillation Counter LMSCL-A101

Liquid Scintillation Counter LMSCL-A101 detects α particles from 3 to 10 MeV and β particles from 0 to 5 MeV. It features dynamic and static dual shielding to block external radiation and background interference. Equipped with temperature control system, it stabilizes internal conditions. Incorporates advanced analysis software for quenching curve creation, sample evaluation, and spectral replay functions. Our Scintillation Counter ensure radioactivity detection in waste, medicine, food, and labs.

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Specifications

Detection Range α: 3 to 10MeV, β: 0 to 5MeV
Detection Efficiency (³H) Greater than 65%
Detection Efficiency (¹⁴C) Greater than or equal to 95%
Background Count Rate (³H) Greater than 1.0cpm
Background Count Rate (¹⁴C) Less than or equal to 1.0cpm
Working Temperature Range 5 to 35℃
Count Change 0.2% per 24h
Maximum Injections Number 40
Detection System Main detector, anti-coincidence detector
Multi-Channel Analyzer 65536channels
Communication Mode USB, serial communication
Humidity Less than or equal to 95%
Power Consumption 150W
Power Supply 220V±10%, 50Hz±10%
Dimension 840×1100×1600 mm
Weight 850 Kg

Pricing

Product Price Unit Action
Liquid Scintillation Counter LMSCL-A101 $ 172550 Each of 1

Features

Touch display

No gamma source

Light blocking 

Low background noise

Mixed particle counting

Mobily casters

Standard Accessories

Model No.

Accessory name 

LMSCL-A101-L1

Lead chamber

LMSCL-A101-C1

Main and anti-coincidence probe

LMSCL-A101-S1

Scintillation liquid bottle

LMSCL-A101-P1

Polyethylene plastic sample bottles

LMSCL-A101-P2

Pipette 

LMSCL-A101-P3

Pipette tips

Applications

Liquid Scintillation Counter LMSCL-A101 is ideal for radioactivity measurement in nuclear waste treatment, environmental protection, archaeological dating, medical analysis, food safety, and scientific research.

Selection Guide

Liquid Scintillation Counter LMSCL-A101 is a highly efficient system designed for detecting low-energy beta emitters like tritium (³H), carbon-14 (¹⁴C), phosphorus-32 (³²P), and sulfur-35 (³⁵S), making it suitable for research studies in environmental monitoring, radiolabeling, pharmaceutical development, and biochemical assays. It supports both aqueous and organic samples, with advanced features such as automatic background correction, quench correction, and high sample throughput to ensure accurate and reliable results. Commonly used in life sciences, nuclear medicine, and radiation safety labs, it is equipped with user-friendly software for streamlined data handling. Certified to meet international safety and quality standards (ISO, CE), this model provides dependable performance and compliance assurance, making it a valuable choice for researchers and professionals in regulated laboratory environments.

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Liquid Scintillation Counter LMSCL-A100

  • Detection Efficiency (³H): Greater than or equal to 50%
  • Background Count Rate (³H): Less than or equal to 40 cpm
  • Detection Efficiency (¹⁴C): Greater than or equal to 90%
  • Background Count Rate (¹⁴C): Less than or equal to 60 cpm
  • Working Modes: Counting, Quench Correction, DPM Measurement

$ 36500 / Each of 1

Frequently Asked Questions

1 What is a Liquid Scintillation Counter?

A Liquid Scintillation Counter is an apparatus designed to detect and measure beta particles emitted by radioactive samples.

2 What is the principle of operation in Liquid Scintillation Counter?

It measures radioactivity by detecting light emitted from a scintillation cocktail upon beta particles absorption.

3 What types of samples can be analyzed using Liquid Scintillation Counter?

It can analyze a variety of samples such as biological, environmental, chemical and radioactive samples.

4 Can Liquid Scintillation Counter be used in high-throughput labs?

It rapidly counts multiple samples therefore is suitable for high-throughput labs.

5 What is the role of the Photomultiplier Tube (PMT) in Liquid Scintillation Counter?

It is used for amplifying the light emitted by the scintillation cocktail upon interaction with beta particles.

6 How is the efficiency of Liquid Scintillation Counter determined?

Its efficiency is determined by calibrating the system using standards with known radioactivity.

7 What is the role of the scintillation cocktail in Liquid Scintillation Counter?

It absorbs the energy from beta particles and re-emits it as light (scintillations) that is detected by photomultiplier tubes to measure the radioactivity.

8 Can Liquid Scintillation Counter detect low-level radioactivity?

It is highly sensitive and can detect trace amounts of radioisotopes.