Large-area-CsI:Ti scintillators up to 310mm x 310mm active area Scintacor’s Caesium Iodode CsI scintillators have long been at the heart of many dental X-ray devices. Now with the capability of up to 310mm-square active area we are able to offer the same high-quality scintillators for use in mammography, cone beam...

31st October –  7th November 2020 – Please drop by our Virtual Booth to find out about our latest Scintillator solutions for Medical, Security, and Research applications. Scintacor is the leading independent supplier of area scintillators for the conversion of different types of radiation into light. Our experience and expertise in...

Homeland Security – Optimization of Neutron Detection Module based on 6Li-Glass scintillator and an array of SIPMs –NRCN & Ben Gurion University Israel. Download Full Article NEUTRONS do not interact directly with electrons in matter; therefore, the mechanisms for detecting neutrons are based on indirect methods through nuclear reactions in converter...

COVID-19 update

Scintacor are taking the situation with regards to COVID-19 extremely seriously; the safety and wellbeing of our staff, customers and supply chain partners is of paramount importance to us. We are working very hard to maintain, appropriate product supply and support to our customers. We are following the relevant Government...

New Flexible Substrate Scintillators

Traditionally, Scintacor has produced FOS caesium iodide (CsI) X-ray scintillators. These are made up of a layer of CsI deposited on a fibre-optic faceplate (FOP) and then coated over with a protective film. The faceplates are composed of compressed bundles of glass optical fibres which transfer the photons created in...

Scintacor’s micro-columnar CsI as seen in a Scanning Electron Microscope (SEM)- separate needles of CsI grow to form structure which has  light-guiding properties in the vertical direction Thallium doped micro-columnar Caesium Iodide (CsI) is a uniquely important material in the world of X-Ray detection devices. For Scintacor its special properties...

The use of X-rays in food inspection

Increasing regulatory and consumer demands have intensified the pressure on the food industry to implement reliable methods of food inspection to ensure product safety and quality. Xray technology can be used in food inspection to detect physical contaminants and to study the internal structure of food products for quality purposes.Food...

Scintacor Limited is pleased to announce the acquisition of the intellectual property, business name and physical assets of Photonic Science Limited on Tuesday 25th September 2018 by its newly formed group company, Photonic Science and Engineering Limited.  Photonic Science Limited was formed in 1985 to design and develop scientific camera systems....

Scintacor Ltd announces the appointment of Ed Bullard as CEO. Ed is a well-recognized leader in the X-ray detection industry. In 2003, Ed co-founded Dexela Limited to develop the 3D X-ray breast imaging technology.  Ed was CEO of Dexela until the company was acquired by PerkinElmer in 2011.  After the...

« Previous PageNext Page »

Contact Us

125 Cowley Road
Cambridge Commercial Park
Cambridge, CB4 0DL
United Kingdom

Phone:
+44 (0) 1223 223 060
Email:
info@scintacor.com