SENTRY Series Co-60 Gamma-Ray Source Projectors.
Get reliable exposures through dense materials and heavy-walled structures
Radiographers use the SENTRY Series Co-60 gamma-ray source projectors for non-destructive testing on thick-wall castings, heavy steel weldments, and concrete structures where lower-energy isotopes like Ir-192 or Se-75 can't provide sufficient penetration.
The SENTRY Series uses high-activity Cobalt-60 sources to reduce exposure times and minimize scatter, delivering high-quality radiographic images that prevent costly re-shots.
QSA Global built the SENTRY Series with a focus on operator safety and efficiency. It features a titanium 'S' tube, a rugged, welded stainless-steel body, and ergonomic handling ribs. Its depleted uranium (DU) shield and automatic securing mechanism enhance radiation shielding and protect the source, helping to minimize operator dose.
Compare SENTRY Series Gamma-Ray Cameras
SENTRY Series 330
| Co-60 Max Capacity | 330 Ci (12.21 TBq) |
| Max Package Weight | 780 lbs (354 kg) |
| DU Shield Weight | 485 lb (220 kg) |
| Housing Material | Stainless Steel |
| Operating Temperature | -40°F to 300°F (-40°C to 149°C) |
| Max Operating Distance | 47 ft (14.2 m) with standard 25 ft controls |
| Type B(U) Certification | USA/9357/B(U)-96 |
| Standards | ANSI N432-1980, ISO 3999:2004(E), IAEA TS-R-1, USNRC 10CFR34, 10CFR71, USDOT 49CFR173 |
SENTRY Series 110
| Co-60 Max Capacity | 110 Ci (4.07 TBq) |
| Max Package Weight | 605 lbs (274 kg) |
| DU Shield Weight | 320 lb (145 kg) |
| Housing Material | Stainless Steel |
| Operating Temperature | -40°F to 300°F (-40°C to 149°C) |
| Max Operating Distance | 47 ft (14.2 m) with standard 25 ft controls |
| Type B(U) Certification | USA/9357/B(U)-96 |
| Standards | ANSI N432-1980, ISO 3999:2004(E), IAEA TS-R-1, USNRC 10CFR34, 10CFR71, USDOT 49CFR173 |
Accessories
The SENTRY Series gamma-ray source projectors are approved for use only with authorized QSA Global sealed sources and accessories. All accessories are interchangeable across the 880 Series, SENTRY, and 1075 SCARPro models, making it easy to standardize your fleet and simplify field operations.
Support That Shows Up in the Field
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Daily Gamma Radiography Equipment Inspection: A Step-by-Step Guide
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How to Perform a Misconnect Test: Safety Procedure for RSOs
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How to Perform a Leak Test on Your Gamma-Ray Source Projector
Performing a leak test on your gamma radiography projector is a required part of maintaining compliance with NRC and Agreement State regulations. ...
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How to Perform a Radiation Survey on a Loaded Gamma Projector
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How to Inspect Drive Cables: A Field-Ready Guide for NDT Techs
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How to Inspect Guide Tubes: A Field-Ready Guide for NDT Techs
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How to Inspect Projector Components for Safety and Compliance
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