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The CMS8400 NEO is a compact electron paramagnetic resonance spectrometer designed for routine research in physics, chemistry, biology and related scientific fields for direct detection of free radicals and paramagnetic materials. The CMS8400 NEO can be used in both laboratory and industrial settings in the mode of on-line measurements, embedded in technological processes, thus providing control of parameters and reactions in the production process. Additional accessories and adapted software can make the spectrometer an analytical tool and allow to implement new complex applications in medicine, petrochemistry, brewing, sanitary and hygienic control, as well as in other industries.

The mobile spectrometric installation MKG-01D is designed to measure the energy spectrum of gamma radiation and is used to determine the isotopic composition and specific activity of gamma-emitting radionuclides of radioactive waste (RW) in light-duty containers of various shapes and geometries (metal barrels, plastic containers), in non-returnable protective reinforced concrete containers of the NPC type, as well as to determine activity of extended objects. Purpose: implementation of a fully automated system designed to measure, process and present spectrometric information about the sources of controlled gamma radiation