Compact PET Shipping System for One Unit Dose Pig

For Shipping Syringes With or Without Needles Attached

This Compact PET Shipping System transports one 3 cc or 5 cc syringe containing high-energy radionuclides such as FDG F-18. Syringes fit into the pig with or without an attached needle. Designed to conserve space and minimize weight, the fully loaded shipping container weighs less than 40 lb. An important feature is that the shipping container can be left at a convenient height while the pig (9 pounds) can be easily removed from the container. The pig is then placed behind an L-Block for dose loading and unloading. All Biodex PET L-Block Shields incorporate a hex-shaped plate that corresponds with the hex shape at the base of the pig. This design element allows one-handed loading and unloading of syringes.

The 001-785 Unit Dose Pig is encapsulated in durable, high-impact Lexan and polypropylene, making the pig durable, easy to clean and compatible with automatic washing systems. A single twist opens or closes the pig, reducing handling time.

The system meets DOT Yellow II Type A packaging requirements when shipping up to 500 mCi (18.5 GBq) of FDG F-18.

Compact PET Shipping System for One Unit Dose Pig consists of:

• PET Unit Dose Pig
• Absorbent Sheets
• Shipping Container with lead shielding

The PET Unit Dose Pig is encapsulated in durable, high-impact Lexan and polypropylene:

• Single twist thread to open and close
• No exposed lead
• Compatible with automatic washing equipment

001-785 Unit Dose Pig

• Dimensions: 10.2" h x 2.4" dia (26 x 6 cm)
• Lead Shielding:
  - Body: .5" thick (1.3 cm)
  - Ends: 1.2" thick, bottom; 1.44" thick, top (3 cm and 3.6 cm)
• Weight: 8.7 lb (4 kg)

001-786 PET Shipping System, Single

• Dimensions:
  - Container: 11.75" l x 11.75" w x 12.5" h (29.8 x 29.8 x 31.8 cm)
  - Cubic Feet: ~1 cu ft (.03 cu meters)
• Weight (Combined): 38.3 lb (17.5 kg)

Regulations:

• Meets DOT Yellow II Type A packaging requirements when shipping up to 500 mCi (18.5 GBq) of FDG F-18.
• Meets IATA Dangerous Goods Regulations, 56th Edition Sections 5.0.4.3, 10.5, and 10.6.1 thru 10.6.3.5.