Radiation detectors organized by measurement task.
Browse eight equipment categories and 17 published models. Compare detector type, radiation response, measurement range, alarms, documentation, MOQ and delivery details before requesting a quotation.
Choose the detector family before the model.
Each category represents a different measurement purpose and buyer intent. Product suitability still depends on the exact sensor, range, environment and required evidence.
Portable Geiger Counters
General radiation detection, routine checks and field screening.
Personal Radiation Dosimeters
Dose and dose-rate monitoring for individual workers.
Handheld Survey Meters
Area surveys, source checks and radiation-protection work.
Surface Contamination Monitors
Alpha, beta and beta-gamma contamination measurement.
Area & Fixed Monitors
Installed detectors, local alarms and monitoring networks.
Radiation Portal Monitors
Pedestrian, vehicle and cargo radiation screening systems.
Spectrometers & Identifiers
Gamma spectroscopy and radionuclide identification.
Neutron Radiation Detectors
Portable and fixed neutron monitoring configurations.
Compare 17 radiation detector models.
Every card links to a model page with source-attributed specifications, buyer verification points and a quotation route. Availability, certificates and commercial terms are confirmed per order.
Compare the requirement before the model name.
What must be detected?
State the radiation type and whether the task is screening, survey work or personal monitoring.
What readings are expected?
Provide the target unit, expected range and alarm thresholds when known.
Where will it be used?
Describe field, industrial, laboratory, medical, security or recycling conditions.
What must accompany it?
List required data sheets, calibration evidence, language, labels and packaging.
Five terms to define before requesting a price.
These definitions help prevent quotes for instruments that do not match the work.
Detector type
The sensing element inside the instrument. It affects which radiation can be measured and how the device responds.
Dose rate
A measurement of radiation dose over time, often displayed in units such as µSv/h. Required range must be confirmed by model.
Cumulative dose
The total recorded exposure over a period. This matters when the task includes personal dose monitoring.
CPM or CPS
Counts per minute or counts per second describe detection events, not automatically the same thing as dose rate.
Alarm method
Audible, visual or vibration alerts help different work environments respond to thresholds.
Calibration evidence
Records describing how a specific instrument or product batch was checked. Availability and scope vary by model.
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