The Medi 2000 PET hot cell with 2 glove ports (class C) is the basic high-energy equipment for manual preparation.
Ultra compact, Medi 2000 PET C allows for for the measurement and fractionating of 18F and 131I labelled radiopharmaceuticals. Furthermore, this hot cell is suitable for PET et SPECT activities, with a 40 mm lead shield.
It was first designed in 2006, and is being upgraded to meet new market needs. It is now also available in Class A (optional) to allow safe radiolabelling.
Enhanced ergonomics
Its distinctive design and layout with a shielded, bevelled window provides an ergonomic working position regardless of the user’s size. The materials selected for its white PVC anti-UV interior finish and painted steel exterior provide a robust and durable hot cell.
Medi 2000 PET C: basic high-energy equipment for manual preparation
Medi 2000 PET C shielded hot cell includes the following:
- a pot compartment, equipped with an electric lift, so that the user does not have to handle heavy loads. It is compatible with all models of shielded multi-dose radiopharmaceutical vial shields. The vial is directly available for the user in the work space.
- a dose calibrator compartment, is compatible with Capintec, Veenstra, Lemer Pax and Medisystem measuring devices. An innovating automatic dose calibrator dipper raising system considerable reduce exposure to the operator’s hands and fingers (only included with the Lemer Pax & Medisystem group dose calibrator references)
- a waste compartment, accessible from the front under the work surface. The work surface features a magnetic opening, no need for an inconvenient cover with a handle.
- a shielded lateral airlock chamber features a stainless steel sliding tray mounted on a slide rail, (withstanding loads of up to 10 kg). It allows for the insertion and removal equipment of patient doses. The airlock chamber inner doors are opened and closed with a manually-operated mechanical system.
- filtration & ventilation systems that provide a negative pressure atmosphere for the containment of radioactive particles
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In accordance with French Nuclear Safety Authority (ASN) requirements, 2006/42/CE and 2004/108/CE directives, standard ISO 14644 and the good preparation practices (GPP & GMP).