Easypharma HE

The Easypharma HE shielded hot cell with 2 glove ports is for manual preparation of high energy radiopharmaceuticals.

Extremely compact, it fits perfectly in radiopharmacies or hot labs to prepare patient doses for PET examinations. It mainly allows for fractionating of ready-to-use radiopharmaceuticals labelled with Fluor 18 and Gallium 68.

Its controlled, secure and ventilated environment allows for the measurement of Iodine-131 capsules for therapy.

Optimal protection during daily applications

Made up of lead (40 mm) and lead glass (120 mm) sceens. It covers from contamination and exposure (full-body) to ionising radiation from the radioisotope handled (¹⁸F, ⁶⁸Ga, ¹³¹I …). It guarantees a class A laminar air flow (ISO 5) in the entire work area.

Easypharma HE: the perfect solution for manual preparation of high energy radiopharmaceuticals

Easypharma HE shielded hot cell includes:

• A work surface that offers a simple layout of the elements required for fractionating of ready-to-use radiopharmaceuticals
• A dose calibrator compartment, allows the installation of the measuring device as required for improved versatility.
• A source compartment, contains an electrical lift for handling heavy loads, compatible with many multi-dose vial transport pots. Thus, the radiopharmaceutical vial is lifted directly to the work surface, ready for measurement and fractionating.
• Waste compartments, 2 of them, facilitate waste sorting and allow for the decay of the remaining products in the used vials. Partial opening of the magnetic cap significantly reduces exposure to the hands and fingers during handling operations in the work space.
• Shielded lateral airlock chambers (20 ml lead), can accommodate carrier cases for improved radiation protection of users, are each equipped with a robust stainless steel sliding tray, allowing to insert and remove equipment and patient doses.

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Easypharma HE follows the regulatory framework european directives 2006/42/CE 2004/108/CE, 96/29 EURATOM, Good Preparation Practices (GPP & GMP) in accordance with French Nuclear Safety Authority (ASN) decisions, with Class A (GMP criteria), class 10000/ISO 7 (USP criterion 825) or class C (GMP criteria) and standard ISO 14644 or US FS 209D.