Radiation leakage dose refers to X-ray radiation emitted from the protective housing or cabinet of X-ray equipment, excluding the primary beam used for imaging.
Matsusada Precision's X-ray inspection systems feature fully shielded cabinets designed to ensure high safety standards. The leakage dose is suppressed to less than 1 μSv/h at any accessible point on the surface of the unit. To maintain a safe environment for operators and nearby personnel, we recommend periodic inspections using a calibrated survey meter.
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