New & Used Beta / Gamma Counter

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Beta / Gamma Counter TopCount NXT 268588 - MedWOW

551410334

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Device: Beta / Gamma Counter
Manufacturer: Packard Instrument
Model: TopCount NXT
Premium User
Location: United States, Washington
Rating: 89%
795
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Beta / Gamma Counter Ettan IPGphor 3 299442 - MedWOW

785839298

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Device: Beta / Gamma Counter
Manufacturer: GE Healthcare
Model: Ettan IPGphor 3
Location: United States, Virginia
3,500
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Beta / Gamma Counter Ettan IPGphor 3 299630 - MedWOW

126420772

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Device: Beta / Gamma Counter
Manufacturer: GE Healthcare
Model: Ettan IPGphor 3
Location: United States, Virginia
3,900
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Beta / Gamma Counter 2100 TR 195187 - MedWOW

160446275

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Device: Beta / Gamma Counter
Manufacturer: Packard Instrument
Model: 2100 TR
Location: United States, California
6,995
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Beta / Gamma Counter 1409-001 195202 - MedWOW

582641867

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Device: Beta / Gamma Counter
Manufacturer: Perkinelmer Wallac
Model: 1409-001
Location: United States, California
Negotiable
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Beta / Gamma Counter LS 3801 182538 - MedWOW

238092453

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Device: Beta / Gamma Counter
Manufacturer: Beckman Coulter
Model: LS 3801
Location: United States, Massachusetts
500
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Beta / Gamma Counter TopCount NXT 181136 - MedWOW

938122333

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Device: Beta / Gamma Counter
Manufacturer: Packard Instrument
Model: TopCount NXT
Location: United States, Massachusetts
1,000
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Beta / Gamma Counter may also be referred to as :

Beta Counter | | Radioimmunoassay Analyzer, Automated/Semiautomated | Radioimmunoassay Scanner | Laboratory Gamma Counter
 

Tips for buying Beta / Gamma Counter

  1. Facilities that are considering the purchase of gamma counter systems should make sure that the data reduction process permits manual or online data entry, the choice of mathematical curve fits, positive and negative-slope curves and editing data for recalculation.
  2. The gamma counter systems should have rapid running and printout capabilities, including printouts of curves and user programmability for special tests.
  3. Facilities should also look into the following gamma counter features: amount of statistical data analysis needed, number of data bytes needed for a complete analysis and number of programs the data storage system can handle.
  4. The ease of information retrieval, automatic or stepwise program call-up, automatic running of multiple assays, and QC tracking (that may include user-selected limits for flagging outliers and QC monitoring and storage ) should all be evaluated as well, before facilities make a gamma counter purchase.
  5. Gamma counter buyers should look at the waste disposal costs for the unit and determine whether special sinks and trash receptacles are needed.
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