Description of Radiopharmaceutical Dispensing Pot

The Radiopharmaceutical Dispensing Pots are nuclear medicine protective containers for dispensing radioactive isotopes. They can help medical staff provide accurate injection doses to patients under safe radiation shielding conditions. Lead is mainly used to resist X-rays and gamma rays, which can shield the environment to a minimum. The Dispensing Pots are equipped with a rotating handle, a 360-degree flip rack, a sealed lock, and a double-layer cover design, which can ensure that there is no risk of drug leakage when the pot is rotated to any angle on the rack. 

For radionuclide imaging examinations, such as fluorine-18-fluorodeoxyglucose (FDG), commonly used in positron emission tomography (PET), drugs need to be accurately dispensed into different syringes after preparation for imaging examinations for patients. Radiopharmaceutical Dispensing Pots can ensure the accuracy of dispensing unit doses of drugs, thereby obtaining clear and accurate imaging results, which helps doctors to accurately diagnose diseases.

Features of Radiopharmaceutical Dispensing Pot

Lead has excellent protective properties and can effectively block and absorb radiation.

Good sealing performance to prevent leakage of radioactive drugs.

Easy to operate, flexible angle adjustment, and high drug dispensing efficiency.

Easy to clean and disinfect, reusable, strong, and durable.

Applications of Radiopharmaceutical Dispensing Pot

Specifications of Radiopharmaceutical Dispensing Pot

Dimensions: 320*230*30mm(H*OD*ID)

External dimensions: 148*150mm(H*ID)

Pit dimensions: 54*21mm(H*ID) for 10ml

Pit dimensions: 62*30mm(H*ID) for 20 ml

Depth: 65mm