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When you need to know if the threat is real
When it comes to the detection and identification of radioactive materials, chemicals, or explosive threats, ensuring that on-site teams are properly equipped requires a strategic approach. We are constantly working to protect against these threats with advanced technology and innovative instruments that offer real-time security threat detection and immediate results.
From routine security monitoring and surveillance to emergency response situations, our integrated analytical instruments help safety and security professionals detect and mitigate hazardous materials, explosives, and radiological threats to keep the public, and themselves, safe.
Click on the tabs below to view our solutions to each of these common threats.
2. Hospital
Nuclear sources used in medicine program could be stolen or improperly stored and disposed of
5. City streets
Various chemical and radiation threats
6. Sporting stadium
Fans bringing in explosive or radioactive materials
7. Stone buildings
Contain natural radiation that can trigger false alarms
8. Commercial building
Incoming packages may contain illicit chemicals, dirty bombs or lead paint screening
10. Bus terminal
Unknown substances found on bus or passenger
11. Train station
Unknown substances found in terminal
12. Train tracks
Unknown chemical is spilled due to derailment
13. Factory
Orphaned radiation sources and non-labelled chemicals found
15. Airport
Passengers could carry numerous possible harmful substances
16. Cargo ships
Ships may contain radiation sources or harmful chemicals
17. Demolished building*
Orphaned radiation sources from testing equipment and old chemicals left behind
18. Shipping port*
Suspicious packages and chemicals found in container
19. Logistics facility
Suspicious packages with unknown chemicals or radiation are found
20. Nuclear power plant*
A possible radiation leak is suspected at the plant
22. Scrap yard*
Orphaned radiation sources arrive with shipment of scrap metal
23. Street fair
Possible radiation or chemical threats
2. Hospital
Nuclear sources used in medicine program could be stolen or improperly stored and disposed of
5. City streets
Various chemical and radiation threats
6. Sporting stadium
Fans bringing in explosive or radioactive materials
7. Stone buildings
Contain natural radiation that can trigger false alarms
8. Commercial building
Incoming packages may contain illicit chemicals, dirty bombs or lead paint screening
10. Bus terminal
Unknown substances found on bus or passenger
11. Train station
Unknown substances found in terminal
12. Train tracks
Unknown chemical is spilled due to derailment
13. Factory
Orphaned radiation sources and non-labelled chemicals found
15. Airport
Passengers could carry numerous possible harmful substances
16. Cargo ships
Ships may contain radiation sources or harmful chemicals
17. Demolished building*
Orphaned radiation sources from testing equipment and old chemicals left behind
18. Shipping port*
Suspicious packages and chemicals found in container
19. Logistics facility
Suspicious packages with unknown chemicals or radiation are found
20. Nuclear power plant*
A possible radiation leak is suspected at the plant
22. Scrap yard*
Orphaned radiation sources arrive with shipment of scrap metal
23. Street fair
Possible radiation or chemical threats
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* Other Considerations
17. Instruments for determining the presence of asbestos or the composition of metal are available
18. A wide range of portal monitors for monitoring large containers are available
20. A wide range of radiation monitoring equipment is available for pre-emptive or post-incident monitoring
22. Portal monitors are available for monitoring scrap and the Niton XRF provides material identification
17. Instruments for determining the presence of asbestos or the composition of metal are available
18. A wide range of portal monitors for monitoring large containers are available
20. A wide range of radiation monitoring equipment is available for pre-emptive or post-incident monitoring
22. Portal monitors are available for monitoring scrap and the Niton XRF provides material identification