Description
Rack for Sekuroka® radiation protection box, Maxi, is a dedicated laboratory accessory designed to organise 20 ml scintillation vials inside compatible radiation protection housings. With eight clearly defined slots, the rack keeps vials upright and separated during handling, temporary storage, and transfer steps in radiochemical and nuclear-medicine workflows. Its Maxi format matches the corresponding Sekuroka® radiation protection box geometry, supporting orderly loading and unloading while helping maintain a tidy bench or shielded work area. Supplied as a single piece from manufacturer Carl ROTH, the unit integrates into existing radiation-protection container setups used for scintillation counting samples and related sealed-source logistics. The open-slot layout allows quick visual checks of vial occupancy without unnecessary rearrangement. Suitable for occupational safety and radiation-protection stations, this rack complements labware used around radiation protection containers and personal protection zones. It is intended for laboratories that require structured placement of 20 ml scintillation vials within Maxi-format protective boxes, improving sample overview during routine counting, transport preparation, and short-term holding of labelled vessels.
This article is part of Radiation protection, in Protective clothing & workwear.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Product type: Rack for radiation protection box
- Series compatibility: Sekuroka® Maxi
- Vial format: 20 ml scintillation vials
- Number of slots: 8
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