The integrated handheld gamma spectroscopy device with HPGe probe, preamplifier, multichannel analyzer, battery, and integrated software provides a relatively compact, portable solution for high-resolution gamma analysis. The "all-in-one" design enhances field usability without the need for any additional external components for setup.

The PGNAA Spectrometer BSI possesses Prompt Gamma Neutron Activation Analysis technology integrated with a high-resolution HPGe detector. The device supports non-destructive analysis and real-time quantification of multi-element components in bulk samples, applicable for in-depth research in various fields..

BSI's Amber-2 features 2 Alpha spectroscopy measurement chambers that can integrate SIID detectors with an active area of up to 1200mm². The device supports simultaneous measurement of 2 samples, with a diameter of up to 50mm, and a customizable distance from the sample to the detector ranging from 4 - 48mm, enabling accurate conversion and analysis of alpha particle energy spectra.

The Alpha amber-12 spectrometer is designed to convert the energy of alpha particles into an electrical signal, which is then amplified, filtered, transformed, collected, and processed to determine the intensity of spectral lines. The desktop version includes 12 measurement chambers, allowing simultaneous analysis of up to 12 samples. Each measurement chamber of the Amber-12 includes an alpha particle measurement head, a pressure sensor, and a signal preamplifier from the alpha measurement head.

The coating thickness analysis device is a tool used to accurately measure the XRF thickness of various types of metal and non-metal coatings (corrosion-resistant, insulating, anti-oxidation, waterproof, pipe coatings, etc.). The substrate/coating composition consists of elements from Mg to U. This system can be applied to control and monitor industrial processes.

TRIO - is a system designed to detect Gamma, Beta, and Alpha radiation, while measuring the activity (specific activity and volumetric activity) of natural radioactive nuclei and artificial radioactive nuclei in water, food, soil samples, radioactive pharmaceuticals, chemical industry materials, and other technology products. Additionally, the device is used to measure the total specific activity of beta and alpha emitting nuclei in water.

The Monolith BSI integrates a Stirling cooler and Active Vibration Cancellation, eliminating the need for liquid nitrogen. The device achieves an energy range of 3keV-10MeV, cooling time <13h, operates at any angle, and recovers instantly after a power outage, optimized for laboratories, fieldwork, and industry.