Perspective Instruments
Manufactures and distributes handheld radiation monitors for users detecting ionising and electromagnetic radiation
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-08
About Perspective Instruments
Perspective Instruments manufactures and distributes handheld monitors for ionising, nuclear and electromagnetic radiation. Its products include the GEM II radiation monitor, and it distributes products from other manufacturers.
The company serves customers seeking radiation detection equipment and sells monitors and related products.
Perspective Instruments Limited is a UK company founded in 2004, with its registered headquarters in Wiltshire.
Product: Manufactures and distributes handheld monitors for ionising, nuclear and electromagnetic radiation.
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