Advantage:
High light outputs
Best energy resolution
Fast emission
Excellent radiation hardness
Fast decay times
Application：
Industrial – coal/mineral assay
Medical SPECT (Organ Specific)
High energy physics
Security
Oil & Gas Exploration – well logging
Specification Parameter
| Properties | Value | Unit |
| Density | 5.08 | g/cm³ |
| Melting Point | 1116 | K |
| Wavelength of emission max | 380 | nm |
| Light yield | 68,000 | ph/MeV |
| Decay Constant | 16 | ns |
| Cleavage | <100> | |
| Hygroscopic | yes | |
| Refractive Index | ~1.9 |
LaBr3(Ce) (Lanthanum Bromide), is a next-generation inorganic scintillator known for its exceptional energy resolution, high light output, and fast decay time.EBO proudly presents premium LaBr Crystal, a cutting-edge scintillation crystal known for its exceptional light output, fast response time, and superior energy resolution. Our LaBr Crystal products are tailored to meet the demanding needs of nuclear spectroscopy, medical imaging, and environmental radiation monitoring.
Thanks to its excellent temperature linearity, high count rate capability, and strong radiation hardness, LaBr3(Ce) is widely used in medical imaging (SPECT), homeland security (cargo inspection), industrial well logging, and nuclear physics research.
Exceptional Light Yield: Our LaBr Crystal delivers a high scintillation light output, making it ideal for applications requiring sensitive radiation detection.
Fast Decay Time: With decay times typically near 16 ns, this scintillation crystal supports high counting rates and precise timing measurements.
Superior Energy Resolution: EBO’s LaBr Crystal offers excellent energy discrimination capabilities, enabling precise differentiation of radiation signals and significantly enhancing detection accuracy and sensitivity.
Low Intrinsic Background: Ensures low noise and high signal-to-noise ratio, essential for accurate measurements.
Robust and Versatile: Suitable for a wide range of applications including medical, scientific, and industrial sectors.
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